Haviland v. Bond

New York Supreme Court

Haviland v. Bond

4 Johns. 309

CourtNew York Supreme Court

DecidedMay 15, 1809

StatusPublished

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Haviland v. Bond, 4 Johns. 309 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1809).

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May, 1809.

In dower, it is a matter of course after the ^del a”da¡£ imparlance until the next term» * Sooth, 36

IN dower. D. B. Ogden, for the demandant, moved, that the tenant should be called. Slosson appeared for the tenant ; Ogden, thereupon, counted Slosson then moved for a special imparlance until the next term, to which Ogden obiected; But the court said, that it was a matter of u M . course to grant a special imparlance until the next term.J

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May, 1809.

In dower, it is a matter of course after the ^del a”da¡£ imparlance until the next term» * Sooth, 36

IN dower. D. B. Ogden, for the demandant, moved, that the tenant should be called. Slosson appeared for the tenant ; Ogden, thereupon, counted Slosson then moved for a special imparlance until the next term, to which Ogden obiected; But the court said, that it was a matter of u M . course to grant a special imparlance until the next term.J

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