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2 Johns. Cas. 217

Haskins v. Sebor

New York Supreme Court

Decided January 15, 1801

New York Supreme Court · decided 1801-01-15

Issue was joined in this cause, in February term last, and in April term the plaintiff stipulated to try the cause at the next circuit, which was held in July last: but did not bring on the cause to trial, though younger issues were tried.

Cited by 1 later decisions — most recently February 1877

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Decided 1801-01-15

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Per Curiam.

¶1As the defendant did not apply at the July term, hut has suffered two terms to elapse, since the defendant’s default, he must be considered as having waived the default, and the plaintiff is *freed from his stipulation. This being, then, as it were, the first application, the plaintiff is entitled to a new stipulation; and the motion must be denied.

¶2Rule refused.(a)

¶3(a) See Grah. Prae. 2d ed. 616-G18, 619.

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