Francis v. Administrators of Lathrope
2 Tyl. 372
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Francis v. Administrators of Lathrope, 2 Tyl. 372 (Vt. 1803).
Opinion
And now on motion, the Court allowed the appellant a day to file his declaration with the Clerk of the Court, under a rule that he should pay the administrators their costs, and tax no costs at this term, in case he eventually prevailed in the suit, and that he should at a day prescribed, serve the administrators with a copy of his declaration.
Cause continued.
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