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17 Abb. Pr. 410

Gurney v. Sharp

New York Court of Common Pleas

Decided April 15, 1864

New York Court of Common Pleas · decided 1864-04-15

Motion by defendant for an order mme pro tunc denying a new trial, or for an order attaching case to the judgment-roll. The action was brought by Richard C. Gurney against William J. Sharp, and was tried before Mr. Justice Brady and a jury, November .12, 1863, and a verdict rendered by jury, for plaintiff, for $420. On November 17, 1863, judgment absolute was perfected by plaintiff.

Decided 1864-04-15

Brady, J.

¶1The parties to this action, by their respective *411counsel, having attended to argue the appeal taken, on the case made, and no notice of any irregularity having been given, I think that the order denying a new trial at special term should be entered nunc pro tunc / but with the proviso that the appeal herein shall be argued when called at the present term, and that the plaintiff have $10 costs of this motion, to abide the event of the appeal;—the appeal to be heard upon the case, already served, so that no delay may take place.

¶2Ordered accordingly.

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