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4 Wend. 198

Curtis v. Staring

New York Supreme Court

Decided May 15, 1830

New York Supreme Court · decided 1830-05-15

Motion that referees sign a case containing a history of a trial before them.

Cited by 2 later decisions — most recently July 1846

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Decided 1830-05-15

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¶1By the Court,

Marcy, J.

¶2This motion must be denied. The court never can consent to the practice proposed to be introduced by the defendant of bringing up hearings before referees on cases made. Either party to a reference, if dissatisfied, may apply to this court to set aside a report, if made in a cause referrible; and if, on the coming in of the papers-of the opposite party, the court are" not enabled to determine the rights of the parties, they will, in compliance with the authority given by the Revised Statutes, (vol. 2, 384, § 47,). require the referees to report their decision in admitting or rejecting a witness; in allowing or over-ruling a question to or answer of a witness, and to report all other proceediegs; *200had before them, together with the testimony in the cause, an(j their reasons for allowing or disallowing any claim of either party ; but this they will not do in the first instance.

¶3Motion denied.

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