¶1Where no venue is laid in the body of the de~ claration, reference must be made to the venue in the margin, and that is sufficient. (Barnes, 483, 3 Term Rep. 387. Tidd's K. B. Pr. 375. 3 Wils. 339. 1 Chitty's Plead. 279.) The plaintiff is entitled to judgment.
9 Johns. 81
Slate v. Post
Decided January 15, 1812
New York Supreme Court · decided 1812-01-15
<p>Where no vwnue is laid in the body of the deelaration, the venue in the margin issuf.~ f1eicnt~</p>
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Decided 1812-01-15
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