Hill v. Smith

New York Supreme Court

Hill v. Smith

2 How. Pr. 242

CourtNew York Supreme Court

DecidedSeptember 15, 1846

StatusPublished

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Hill v. Smith, 2 How. Pr. 242 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1846).

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Bronson, Chief Justice.

Appearance is a waiver of irregularity in process to bring the defendant into court. And besides, the notice of motion does not sufficiently point to the setting aside of any thing prior *to the declaration: that has been amended since notice of this motion was given, and now all is right. Ordered, that the' motion be denied on payment of $10 costs of the same by the plaintiff, which she'is hereby directed to pay.

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Bronson, Chief Justice.

Appearance is a waiver of irregularity in process to bring the defendant into court. And besides, the notice of motion does not sufficiently point to the setting aside of any thing prior *to the declaration: that has been amended since notice of this motion was given, and now all is right. Ordered, that the' motion be denied on payment of $10 costs of the same by the plaintiff, which she'is hereby directed to pay.

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