Flint v. Morehouse
2 How. Pr. 173
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Flint v. Morehouse, 2 How. Pr. 173 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1846).
Opinion
Defendant’s counsel insisted that time given to surrejoin was NOT time to demur.
Held that it was clear that the default was irregular; in law, time given to plead is time to demur, and so as to surrejoinder, that is a pleading. Motion granted with costs, and ten days given to plaintiff to serve demurrer.
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