Perry v. Weyman
1 Johns. 520
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Perry v. Weyman, 1 Johns. 520 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1806).
Opinion
The act is positive that the justice, or court, that is, the justice before whom the cause is tried, must administer the oath to the witnesses. The oath administered by the other justice was extra-judicial, and improper.
Judgment reversed.
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