Stafford v. Hesketh

New York Supreme Court

Stafford v. Hesketh

1 Wend. 71

CourtNew York Supreme Court

DecidedAugust 15, 1828

StatusPublished

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Stafford v. Hesketh, 1 Wend. 71 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1828).

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When referees neglect to report, a rule to cause1 why1 an attachment should not issue, will be §ranted-

Motion for an attachment against referees for not report-a 1 ing. The referees shewed cause against the rule by stating, that since the service of notice of this application, they had made a report. The motion was denied, and without costs : 1 the court, however, observing, that had cause not been shewn, an attachment would not have been granted in the first instance ; but a rule would have been ordered, requiring the referees to report in a specified time or shew cause.

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When referees neglect to report, a rule to cause1 why1 an attachment should not issue, will be §ranted-

Motion for an attachment against referees for not report-a 1 ing. The referees shewed cause against the rule by stating, that since the service of notice of this application, they had made a report. The motion was denied, and without costs : 1 the court, however, observing, that had cause not been shewn, an attachment would not have been granted in the first instance ; but a rule would have been ordered, requiring the referees to report in a specified time or shew cause.

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