Woods v. Gibson
6 Johns. 125
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Bluebook
Woods v. Gibson, 6 Johns. 125 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1810).
Opinion
Though the late sheriff went out of office after the jury were summoned, and before the return day of the venire, and though it was not actually delivered to him, we think he is entitled to the fees for summoning the jury, but not the nine cents for returning the venire, as that service was* in fact, performed by his successor.
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