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3 Johns. 145

Corp v. Vermilye

New York Supreme Court

Decided February 15, 1808

New York Supreme Court · decided 1808-02-15

SPECIAL bail having been filed in this cause, the defendant presented his petition, stating, that he was “ a resident of the state of New-Jersey, and that he was desirous of removing; the cause into the next circuit court ° . . of the United States, to be held in and for the district of New-Tork, in the second circuit,” and offered sufficient ’ ’ security for entering in the said court, on the first day of . . -i-t ,• , r its next session, true copies oí the proceedings, and…

Cited by 1 later decisions — most recently February 1884

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Decided 1808-02-15

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¶1The defendant ought to have shown, that lie was a citizen of New-Jersey.

¶2Motion denied.*

¶3 See 3 Dallas, 382. 2 Cranch, 1. 126.

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