Gaylord v. Payne
3 Conn. 258
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Bluebook
Gaylord v. Payne, 3 Conn. 258 (Colo. 1820).
Opinion
It is matter of positive law, that service must be made upon the defendants in the state twelve days at least before the sitting of the court. Until that has been done, there is no cause pending.
Motion denied.
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