People v. Onondaga C. P.
7 Wend. 516
Opinion
By the Court,
The justice was not bound to obey the writ without an allocatur endorsed thereon: but he made a return, and the C. P. obtained jurisdiction of the cause, and they properly refused to quash the proceeding, the issuing of the writ having been allowed by a proper officer, although his allocatur was not endorsed upon it. The motion is denied.
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People v. Onondaga C. P., 7 Wend. 516 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1832).
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