1 U.S. 79
Supreme Court of the United States
Decided June 1, 1784
Supreme Court of the United States · decided 1784-06
Held: in that case, that notice of filing a report of referees might be given to the attorney. But where a rule of court requires notice given to the party, notice to the attorney is not sufficient. Nash v. Gilkeson, 5 S. & R. 352. Even in such case, however, notice to the attorney will be considered good, if he did not expressly object at the time of service. Newlin v. Newlin, 8 S. & R. 41.
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Relies on Geyger's Lessee v. Geyger · Lessee of the Trustees of the School v. Paul
Decided 1784-06
¶1Reference. —Practice.
¶2For a contrary practice, tbe report, in the present instance, was set aside, on motion of Lewis, in behalf of tbe defendant, opposed by Lnaersoll for tbe plaintiff, (b)
¶4It was ruled in tbis cause, that notice of tbe time and place of tbe meeting of referees, must be served on tbe party bimself, and not on bis attorney ; unless it be otherwise specified in tbe rule of reference.