Symonds v. Craw
5 Cow. 279
Opinion
We think differently. The motion must be granted as to the common counts, unless the plaintiff pay the costs of this application within thirty days. Furnishing a hill of particulars after notice given, would have been an answer to the present application, had the costs of the motion been paid up to the time of the bill furnished.
Rule accordingly:
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