¶1The objection is fatal; the inquisition must be quashed. No man can be legally bound by proceedings against him, of which he has not been notified in a proper and regular manner.
¶2Cited in Cruiser v. State, 3 Har. 208.
1 N.J.L. 449
State v. Stokes
Decided November 15, 1795
Supreme Court of New Jersey · decided 1795-11-15
<p>If defendant has no notice of an inquisition of forcible entry and detainer, it is a fatal defect.</p>
Decided 1795-11-15