Ogden v. Baker

AARON OGDEN v. LOOE BAKER

Ogden v. Baker, 13 N.J.L. 75 (1832)

Court: Supreme Court of New Jersey · State Highest Courts
Decided: February 15, 1832
Citations: 13 N.J.L. 75

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Headnotes

A petition, praying for the removal of a cause from this court into the Circuit Court of the United States, must be accompanied with an affidavit, or other verification of the facts, stated therein.

Summary

The defendant having been sued by process, returnable to the present term, Williamson on his behalf, presented to the court a petition, stating, that he is, and was at the commencement of the suit, a citizen of the state of New-York, and pray for the removal of the cause into the Circuit Court of the United States. He produced, also, a bond as prescribed by the act of Congress.

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The Court

called for an affidavit, or other verification of the facts, stated in the petition, and referred, in order to shew the practice, to the following cases, in all of which, an affidavit accompanied the petition: Respublica v. Cobbet, 3 Dallas, 467 ; Rush v. Cobbet, 2 Yeates, 275 ; Corp v. Vermilye, 3 John. Rep. 145 ; North River Company v. Hoffman, 5 John. C. R. 300; Johnson v. Gelston, Penn. 625.

At another day, an affidavit was read, and the praver of the petition was granted.

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Authorities cited 2

Depth	Case	Cited by
	Corp v. Vermilye, 3 Johns. 145 (N.Y. Sup. Ct. 1808)	3
	Rush v. Cobbet, 2 Yeates 275 (1798)	1

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