Harrower v. Betts
2 Cow. 496
Opinion
It seems that the plaintiff would be allowed to retain the venue, on such a stipulation, though the defendant have the greater number of witnesses in the county to which he moves to change it. (Worthy v. Gilbert, 4 John. Rep. 492.) But the defendant has no right to change the venue upon stipulating to pay the expense of the plaintiff’s witnesses.
Motion denied.
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Harrower v. Betts, 2 Cow. 496 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1824).
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Worthy v. Gilbert
4 Johns. 492 (New York Supreme Court, 1809)