Williamson v. More

New York Supreme Court

Williamson v. More

1 Barb. 229

CourtNew York Supreme Court

DecidedOctober 25, 1847

StatusPublished

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Williamson v. More, 1 Barb. 229 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1847).

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Opinion

Edmonds, J.

The old rules of the court of chancery do not apply to this court. The practice of applying to suppress depositions, on a special motion, was founded upon the rule on that subject, and was not a part of the general practice of the court of chancery; and as the rule has been abrogated, no such practice now exists. The proper course to pursue will be to move, on the hearing, to suppress the depositions.

Motion denied.

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Edmonds, J.

The old rules of the court of chancery do not apply to this court. The practice of applying to suppress depositions, on a special motion, was founded upon the rule on that subject, and was not a part of the general practice of the court of chancery; and as the rule has been abrogated, no such practice now exists. The proper course to pursue will be to move, on the hearing, to suppress the depositions.

Motion denied.

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1 Barb. 229, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/williamson-v-more-nysupct-1847.

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