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1 Johns. 492

Currie v. Moore

New York Supreme Court

Decided August 15, 1806

New York Supreme Court · decided 1806-08-15

■ IN behalf of the- defendant,- a motion was made for judgment as in case of nonsuit, for not bringing this cause to trial at the last sittings, in Nezv~York. ' For the plaintiff, an affidavit was read that issue was joined in March last, and that if the cause had been noticed for trial, it could not have been tried, as older issues-on the calendar of the sittings, were not called on in their turn, or tried.

Decided 1806-08-15

Per Curiam.

¶1The excuse is reasonable and sufficient» The plaintiff omitted to give notice of trial at his peril j but' the event shows that the notice would have been of no use, and have created only an unnecessary expense and: trouble.- The motion must be denied ; this must be understood, however, as applicable only to trials in the Citif of New-Tork, and with a view to the known course of business at the sittings and circuits in that place.

¶2Rule refused»

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