Faulkner v. M'Clure
18 Johns. 134
Opinion
This Court has no settled rule of practice", in a case like the present; but we see no objection to granting a rule that the attorneys who have been named, appear and defend for the defendants, stated in the affidavit to be of unsound mind and of full age.
Rule granted.
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