Jackson ex dem. Eden v. Rathbone

New York Supreme Court

Jackson ex dem. Eden v. Rathbone

2 Cow. 602

DecidedMay 15, 1824

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Jackson ex dem. Eden v. Rathbone, 2 Cow. 602 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1824).

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Curia.

The writ of inquiry is a continuation of the proceedings in the first suit. The recovery in that suit carrying Supreme Court costs, it follows that they iriúst be allowed in all the' subsequent proceedings for the purpose of carrying it into effect; With this intimation, we refer the bill for taxation to Mr. Irving, the First Judge of the Common Pleas of this city and county.

Rule accordingly.

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Curia.

The writ of inquiry is a continuation of the proceedings in the first suit. The recovery in that suit carrying Supreme Court costs, it follows that they iriúst be allowed in all the' subsequent proceedings for the purpose of carrying it into effect; With this intimation, we refer the bill for taxation to Mr. Irving, the First Judge of the Common Pleas of this city and county.

Rule accordingly.

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