Kissam v. Morris
2 Wend. 259
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Bluebook
Kissam v. Morris, 2 Wend. 259 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1829).
Opinion
Motion to quash a certiorari to a justice. A term intervened between its teste and return. The motion was denied by the court, a certiorari being held to fall within the principie applicable to final process, which is allowed to be amended, although mesne process cannot be amended. (9 Johns. R., 386.) Leave was given to amend, on payment of costs of motion.
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