Flack v. Eager
4 Johns. 185
Opinion
The defendants were entitled to mané this application at any time; and they have applied, as soon as they were called on, as bail. The case of Humphrey v. Leite (4 Burr. 2107.) is in point. There has been a waiver of bail in this case, and no formal notice of the waiver was necessary. The motion must be granted, with costs.
Rule granted.
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Flack v. Eager, 4 Johns. 185 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1809).
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