Sebley v. Nichols
32 How. Pr. 182
Opinions
I think that whatever conduces ■ to the better prosecution of the controversy is necessary. "What prudence dictates is necessary ; without it the interests of the party would be unsafe.
Order of special term affirmed.
Barnard, J., concurred.
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