¶1decided that the answer was not to be considered perfect until the service of a copy of the jurat, as amended. And that the complainants’ replication being filed within thirty days after such service, it was regular ; as the answer was not to be deemed sufficient until twenty days after notice of such amendment.
5 Paige Ch. 33
Taylor v. Bogert
Decided October 21, 1834
New York Court of Chancery · decided 1834-10-21
A question arose in this cause as to the regularity of the replication filed to the defendant’s answer. The jurat to the answer as erignally filed was defective, and the defendant had subsequently obtained an order permitting the jurat to the answer on file to be amended.
Decided 1834-10-21