McKeon v. Graves
4 How. Pr. 293
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Bluebook
McKeon v. Graves, 4 How. Pr. 293 (N.Y. 1848).
Opinion
The question decided in this case was, that trespass guare clausum fregit, although a local action originally brought in the Supreme Court and Common Pleas, might be brought in a Justice’s Court of a different county from that in which the land lay; and the Common Pleas, on cei-tiorari, had jurisdiction. (Reported, 2 Denio, 639.)
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Graves v. McKeon
2 Denio 639 (New York Supreme Court, 1846)
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