Young v. Allyn
45 How. Pr. 442
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Young v. Allyn, 45 How. Pr. 442 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1873).
Opinion
J. C. Smith, J.
Where a party commences an action on a money demand for a specified sum by summons for relief, and thus voluntarily and unnecessarily puts himself in a position where he must apply to the court for judgment on the defendant’s failure to answer, he is entitled to the same costs only as if he had properly commenced his action by summons for money.
Motion granted.
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