Vandeventer v. Phillips
7 Hill & Den. 143
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Vandeventer v. Phillips, 7 Hill & Den. 143 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1844).
Opinion
said the objection as to postage could not now be urged by the plaintiff.. He should be confined to the ground taken by him in the first instance, that being the only one which the defendant had any reason to suppose would be relied on in opposition to the motion.
Motion granted.
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