3 N.J.L. 886
Decided September 15, 1811
Supreme Court of New Jersey · decided 1811-09-15
Rule to stay proceedings till security for costs are filed, refused when some of the plaintiffs are non-residents. Ewing in this case, being an action of ejectment, moved that the proceedings be stayed until the lessors of the plaintiff file security for costs, on an affidavit stating that part of the lessors lived out of the State.
Decided 1811-09-15
¶1— This would be depriving such of the lessors of the plaintiff as reside in the State, of a right which they have of suing, without giving security for costs.
¶2Rule refused.
¶3NOTE::::The term for which Aaron Dickinson Woodruff, Esq. was appointed Attorney-General, having expired, the Joint-Meeting, on the 30th October, 1811, appointed Andrew Stockton Hunter, Esq. Attorney-General, to fill the vacancy caused thereby.