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7 Johns. 537

Dizen v. Bates

New York Supreme Court

Decided February 15, 1811

New York Supreme Court · decided 1811-02-15

A JUDGMENT of nonsuit having been entered in this cause, for not declaring, Sill, for the plaintiff, now moved to set aside the judgment, on the ground of irregularity.

Cited by 1 later decisions — most recently October 1880

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Decided 1811-02-15

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¶1The motion must be denied. The proceedings on the part of the defendant have been regular. The rule is explicit, that the defendant, having duly appeared, may, at any time thereafter, take a rule against the plaintiff to declare before the end of the term next following, after service of the notice of the rule. Where the service of the notice is at any time before the term, the plaintiff is in default, if he does not declare before the end of the term.

¶2Motion denied.

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