Willard v. Mayor of Hudson

New York Supreme Court

Willard v. Mayor of Hudson

5 Cow. 28

CourtNew York Supreme Court

DecidedOctober 15, 1825

StatusPublished

Cited by5 cases

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Willard v. Mayor of Hudson, 5 Cow. 28 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1825).

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Curia.

These charges cannot be allowed. They are inadmissible, except upon such motions as require notice to the adverse party, being founded upon special cause. The ordinary rules taken in the progress of a real action, are as much rules of course as those which are entered in the common rule book. The only difference is in the form of moving them, and the time of entry, which is in open Court, and within the term.

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Curia.

These charges cannot be allowed. They are inadmissible, except upon such motions as require notice to the adverse party, being founded upon special cause. The ordinary rules taken in the progress of a real action, are as much rules of course as those which are entered in the common rule book. The only difference is in the form of moving them, and the time of entry, which is in open Court, and within the term.

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