Livingston v. Rogers

1 Cai. 487 Court N.Y. Sup. Ct. English

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p. 607

Livingston against Rogers.

Headnote

Practice as to entering causes for argument.

The court ruled, that causes which had been noticed for argument, und duly entered by the clerk, if not brought on, are to be renoticed to the clerk for him to re-enter, aa they will not be, of course, carried over to the calendar of the next term.^[1]

(b) (b) See Codwise and others v. Hacker, ante, 75, n. (b).