Shaw v. Wallace

2 U.S. 179, 2 Dall. 179
Supreme Court of the United States·Decided September 1, 1792·Published·Cited by 2 cases

Opinion

2 U.S. 179

2 Dall. 179

1 L.Ed. 339

Shaw
v.
Wallace

Supreme Court of Pennsylvania

September Term, 1792

This cause was set down for trial; but was afterwards continued by the plaintiff. The defendant's attorney, prayed a rule might be granted for security for costs, the plaintiff residing in New York. Moylan, objected, that the motion came too late, after the cause had been marked for trial.

But, By the Court: It is never too late to grant the rule, when it will not delay the trial.

Rule granted.

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