Murray v. House
11 Johns. 464
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Bluebook
Murray v. House, 11 Johns. 464 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1814).
Opinion
A parol request to the attorney to appear for the party in a suit, is no authority to release the interest of a witness; and the judgment ought to be reversed.
Judgment reversed-,
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