Williams v. Spencer
5 Johns. 352
Opinion
There was no protection, in this case, to the door of the inner room, though occupied separately by the defendant in error. The constable had a right, therefore, to break the door.
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Williams v. Spencer, 5 Johns. 352 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1810).
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