Lee v. Brown
6 Johns. 132
Opinion
Take a rule on the plaintiff to show cause at the next term, why satisfaction should not be entered up on the record; serve a copy of the rule on the attorney on record, and put up another copy in the clerk’s office.
Rule accordingly.
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Lee v. Brown, 6 Johns. 132 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1810).
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