Radcliff v. Van Benthuysen
3 How. Pr. 67
Opinion
The default and all subsequent proceedings must be set aside. The plea having been duly enveloped and deposited in the post-office, and postage paid within twenty days, was properly served. (1.Howard, 152.)
A rule must be entered setting aside default, &c., and allowing twenty days time to Defendant to plead. The venue must also be changed from Dutchess to Essex county. The costs of motion to abide the event.
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