New York Supreme Court October 15, 1815 (Jackson v. Case)
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United States · · · 15-10-1815
Per Curiam.
The course pursued by the defendant’s attorney was correct. The rule permitting either party to give notice of the argument of a case, presupposes that the case is settled; so that there can be no controversy on that point, when a motion is made to bring on the' argument.
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