Morey v. Shearer

2 Cow. 465
CourtNew York Supreme Court
DecidedFebruary 15, 1824
StatusPublished

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Morey v. Shearer, 2 Cow. 465 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1824).

Opinion

The Court,

being clearly ofopinion that no usury was made out in the bond and warrant upon which the judgment in the second cause was entered, denied, any farther pro- ceedings as to this. But it appearing to be doubtful whether the bond and warrant of attorney, on which the judgment in the first cause was entered, were or were not usurious, they directed an.issue to try.the question. t Rule accordingly.

The rale

was drawn up by Mr. A. Van Vechten, one of the plaintiff’s counsel, and was entered as follows : K Lewis Shearer

i ads. > William Morey. ) On motion of torney for the causes, and davits as well

Mr. C. F. Ingalls, at- The Same s defendant in the above ads. > two on reading the affi- The Same. ^ on the part of the defen- dant, in support of the motion, as on the part of the plain- tiff, in opposition thereto, it is ordered, that the defendant’s attorney prepare the draft of a feigned issue to try the ques- tion, whether the bond and warrant of attorney, on which the plaintiff’s first judgment is entered, are usurious; and On moving to [466]*466that the draft of such issue he served upon the plaintiff’s attorney, within 8 days after obtaining a certified copy of this rule} who shall have leave to propose and serve amend-meats, within 6 days thereafter; and if the said attorneys cannot settle the terms and form of such issue, it shall be the duty of the defendant’s attorney to give 8 days notice to the plaintiff’s attorney, that he will apply to one of the Judges of this Court, at a certain time and place to be specified in such notice, to have the terms and form of said issue settled: and it is further ordered, that the said issue be tried at the next Washington Circuit, and that the residue of the motion on the part of the defendant in the above causes be denied with costs.”

At another day the rule was so modified by the Court, on motion of Mr. Crary., one of the counsel for the defendant, as to embrace the question of payment upon one of the judgments; and as this alteration was made at a late day in term, the Court enlarged the time of making up the issue.

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