Labron & Ives v. Woram

New York Supreme Court

Labron & Ives v. Woram

5 Hill & Den. 373

DecidedJune 15, 1843

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Labron & Ives v. Woram, 5 Hill & Den. 373 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1843).

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Opinion

The Chancellor

observed that, in his opinion, the case came within the principle of the rule allowing a plaintiff to discontinue without costs on showing that the defendant has been discharged as a bankrupt or insolvent after suit brought.- Here, if the plaintiffs succeed, they will be unable to collect any thing; and the motion should therefore be granted.

All the members of the court who heard the argument being of the same opinion,

Motion granted.

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The Chancellor

observed that, in his opinion, the case came within the principle of the rule allowing a plaintiff to discontinue without costs on showing that the defendant has been discharged as a bankrupt or insolvent after suit brought.- Here, if the plaintiffs succeed, they will be unable to collect any thing; and the motion should therefore be granted.

All the members of the court who heard the argument being of the same opinion,

Motion granted.

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5 Hill & Den. 373, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/labron-ives-v-woram-nysupct-1843.