¶1This case came before us at the May general term, but the-papers were not properly certified, so that a decision could be properly rendered. We, however, expressed our views upon the merits of certain questions, vyhich must, if adhered to, determine this appeal. We see no reason to change the views expressed at that general term, which lead to a reversal, of the judgment, and sending the case back for trial in the county court upon the merits, under section 3068, Code Civil Proc., as stated in the opinion referred to. Judgment reversed, on opinion written at May term. All concur..
7 N.Y.S. 811
Guyon v. Rooney
Decided December 10, 1889
New York Supreme Court · decided 1889-12-10
Action by Cornelius D. Guyon and Walter S. Guyon for the recovery of a horse, and damages for detention, commenced before a justice of the peace. The return shows no requisition in the justice’s court, or return thereof. The summons was personally served.
Decided 1889-12-10