Folger v. Hoogland
5 Johns. 235
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Bluebook
Folger v. Hoogland, 5 Johns. 235 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1809).
Opinion
The rule is, that until the attachment is granted, the proceedings are entitled in the names of the parties in the civil suit; but after the attachment has been granted, all the proceedings must be in the name of the people. (3 Term Rep. 133. 7 Term Rep. 439. 528. 2 East, 182.)
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