State v. Corporation of New Brunswick

Supreme Court of New Jersey

State v. Corporation of New Brunswick

1 N.J.L. 450

DecidedNovember 15, 1795

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State v. Corporation of New Brunswick, 1 N.J.L. 450 (N.J. 1795).

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Per Curiam.

There is no necessity for a previous notice to be given of such a motion. If the writ issues improvidently, it is a ground of defence, and may be taken advantage of on the return. We think there is sufficient information before the court to induce us to allow the writ. Let a certiorari issue.

Cited in State v. Hanford, 6 Hal. 71; State v. Mor. Can. & Bkg. Co., 2 Gr. 427; Camden v. Mulford, 2 Dutch. 55; State v. Jersey City, 5 Vr. 400.

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Per Curiam.

There is no necessity for a previous notice to be given of such a motion. If the writ issues improvidently, it is a ground of defence, and may be taken advantage of on the return. We think there is sufficient information before the court to induce us to allow the writ. Let a certiorari issue.

Cited in State v. Hanford, 6 Hal. 71; State v. Mor. Can. & Bkg. Co., 2 Gr. 427; Camden v. Mulford, 2 Dutch. 55; State v. Jersey City, 5 Vr. 400.

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