New York Supreme Court September 15, 1847 (Shear v. Hart)

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United States · · · 15-09-1847

Harris, Justice.

It is true, that no particular form of a notice is necessary. It is enough if it point out distinctly the relief sought, although for more abundant caution it is proper to add to the notice of the specific relief sought, the general clause by which the moving party asks for such other or further rule or order as the court may think proper to grant; yet such other or further

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