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2 How. Pr. 275

Gripping v. Thurman

New York Supreme Court

Decided September 15, 1846

New York Supreme Court · decided 1846-09-15

<p>It is not necessary to state, in an affidavit for judgment as in case of nonsuit, what the cause of action, is.</p> <p>Motion by defendant for judgment as in case of nonsuit.</p> <p>" Defendant moved for judgment as in case of nonsuit, after stipulation, upon an affidavit which did not state what the cause of action was, but was in the usual form, showing that issue was joined, &c., and that the cause was not noticed for trial, nor tried in pursuance of the stipulation.</p>

Decided 1846-09-15

¶1Plaintiff ’s counsel insisted that the affidavit was insufficient ; it should have stated the cause of action ; it might be that the action was replevin, in which case defendant could not move for judgment as in case of nonsuit.

Bronson, Chief Justice.

¶2Held; the affidavit was sufficient, ' and there being no excuse shown, the motion was granted.

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