Hitchcock v. Barlow
2 Wend. 628
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Hitchcock v. Barlow, 2 Wend. 628 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1829).
Opinion
A defendant who is let in to defend in a case like this, is bound to plead, although not served with a copy of the declaration. It is his business to seek it, and the plaintiff is not bound to furnish it, having already his judgment duly entered, and allowed by the court to stand as security for his debt.
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