Smith v. Trenton Delaware Falls Co.

Supreme Court of New Jersey

Smith v. Trenton Delaware Falls Co.

20 N.J.L. 116

Supreme Court of New Jersey·Decided February 15, 1843·Published

Opinion

No writ of execution can be sealed or recorded until the rule for judgment, is actually entered in the minutes of the court; any other practice is contrary to the statute. Elm. Dig. 486, art. 2.

Upon the call of the bar, a counsellor can make no motions for or in . behalf of a younger counsellor, before the name of the latter is called, unless such senior counsellor is actually of counsel in the cause.

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No writ of execution can be sealed or recorded until the rule for judgment, is actually entered in the minutes of the court; any other practice is contrary to the statute. Elm. Dig. 486, art. 2.

Upon the call of the bar, a counsellor can make no motions for or in . behalf of a younger counsellor, before the name of the latter is called, unless such senior counsellor is actually of counsel in the cause.

Smith v. Trenton Delaware Falls Co., 20 N.J.L. 116 (N.J. 1843).

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