People ex rel. Jewett v. Monroe Common Pleas
3 Wend. 426
Opinion
By the Court,
The common pleas decided correctly. There was no such judgment as was recited in the bond. Had the day of the rendition of the judgment been omitted, there would have been no variance, and the bond would have been good, as was held in 2 Wendell, 292; but being inserted, it becomes material; and a wrong or false date being given, the objection to the bond was fatal.
Motion denied.
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People ex rel. Jewett v. Monroe Common Pleas, 3 Wend. 426 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1830).
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