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4 Johns. 309

Burk v. Barnard

New York Supreme Court

Decided May 15, 1809

New York Supreme Court · decided 1809-05-15

LYNCH, for the plaintiff, moved to amend the capias se? respondendum in this cause, which was sued out on the 15th April last, and returnable at this term, and the defendant arrested thereon. The writ was tested by mistake in the year 1808, instead of the year 1809.* He cited Carty v. A.silly ^ as a case in point. ,

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Decided 1809-05-15

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Per Curiam.

¶1It was decided in the case of Bunn v. Thomas & King, that where a term or more intervenes between the teste and return of a writ, it is a nullity, and that where a writ is void, it cannot be amended. The motion must be denied.

¶2Rule refused.

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