Jaques v. Bigelow
4 S.C.L. 237
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Bluebook
Jaques v. Bigelow, 4 S.C.L. 237 (S.C. 1808).
Opinion
In this case it was determined that an award was not legally affirmed, where it was objected to, that the party to be affected by it had not had four days notice of the moving to affirm the same, according to the rule of court.
Decided in the pistrict Court of-, before Bay, J.
Mem. The rule of court was altered from four days to one day.
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