Rogers v. Tift
17 Johns. 267
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Rogers v. Tift, 17 Johns. 267 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1820).
Opinion
This being a feigned issue directed by the court, to ascertain the truth of facts, for its own information, each party is to be deemed an actor; there can, therefore, be no nonsuit for not proceeding to trial.
Motion denied.
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