Hoffman v. Duel
5 Johns. 232
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Hoffman v. Duel, 5 Johns. 232 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1809).
Opinion
The established rule of construction, in-all cases of this kind, is, that one day is inclusive and the other exclusive. If you include the 1st day of September, then the defendant had all the twenty-first day in which to plead. Take your rule, with costs.
Rule granted.
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