People v. Reynolds
17 Wend. 445
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Bluebook
People v. Reynolds, 17 Wend. 445 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1837).
Opinion
But by the Court, he must be called, and if he does not appear, his default may be entered, but no further proceedings can be had against him until the next general term, when, on the first special motion day, he may be required to answer unto interrogatories filed in the mean time. So, if lip does appear, he will have until that time to answer interrogatories (2 R. S. 197, § 5 and 12).
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