New York Supreme Court October 4, 1847 (Connah v. Sedgwick)
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United States · · · 04-10-1847
Edmonds, J.
There can be no occasion to consider the objections made, that the statements of the bill are on information only, and that the affidavits annexed are defective in point of form; because the answer itself states three facts which are of themselves sufficient to warrant the granting the motion for a receiver.
1. The change of possession.
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