People v. Eyck
2 Wend. 617
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People v. Eyck, 2 Wend. 617 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1829).
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For this purpose the four days have expired. Unless the interrogatories are now filed, when the party is thus demanded, a person attending on recognizance in a case like this, is entitled to his discharge.
Mr. Palmer asked for costs.
By the Court. Costs follow of course.
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