Rudd v. Long
4 Johns. 190
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Rudd v. Long, 4 Johns. 190 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1809).
Opinion
It is well settled, that an executor or administrator must pay costs, on a judgment of non-pros. (3 Burr. 1584—1586. Tidd's K. B. Prac. 898. 6 Term, 654.) It is the default of the plaintiffs, and they ought not to be exempted, in such a case, from the payment of costs.
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