Jackson ex dem. Erving v. Bushnell
13 Johns. 330
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Jackson ex dem. Erving v. Bushnell, 13 Johns. 330 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1816).
Opinion
This motion must he denied. The defendant comes too late, after verdict, to ask for security for costs. Had the application been made before trial, the court would have ordered the proceedings stayed until security for costs was filed. But we can find no practice to warrant us in directing it to be done in this stage of the cause, nunc pro tunc.
Motion denied.
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