New York Court of Chancery January 25, 1841 (Rogers v. Salmon)
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United States · · · 25-01-1841
The Chancellor.
As the respondent has not thought proper to answer the allegations in this bill, every thing stated therein which goes to show that the complainant has a claim to relief of any kind, in this court, must be taken as true.
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