Jackson ex dem. Tillotson v. Stiles
11 Johns. 195
Opinion
Where two attorneys are jointly concerned for a party, they should appoint a joint agent; otherwise the adverse party may be embarrassed in the service of notices, and be led into mistake. The agent of one is not necessarily the agent of both. The default and subsequent proceedings must be set aside.
Rule granted.
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Jackson ex dem. Tillotson v. Stiles, 11 Johns. 195 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1814).
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