McKim v. Manwaring
5 Hill & Den. 296
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McKim v. Manwaring, 5 Hill & Den. 296 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1843).
Opinion
The statute (/Sess. Laws of 1832, p. 189, 14) prescribes two modes of appealing from the decision of the circuit judge, viz. by giving security, and by obtaining an order to stay proceedings. If the party choose to adopt the latter mode, he must do so at the peril of losing his right to prosecute the appeal on a revocation of the order.
Motion granted.
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