Gourlay v. Hutton
10 Wend. 595
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Bluebook
Gourlay v. Hutton, 10 Wend. 595 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1833).
Opinion
[596]*596 By the Court,
Where a party hasput in a plea, and asks leave to withdraw it for the purpose of pleading anew, or to add a new plea, the court impose a condition like that asked for here, but not in a case like this of an ordinary application to set aside a default. The default here is excused, and the defendant has leave to plead upon the usual terms.
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