Beekman v. Peck
3 Johns. Ch. 415 | New York Court of Chancery | 1818
was of opinion that the application in the shape of a petition was not indispensable, and that the plaintiff, by means of the previous notice and service of copies of the papers, had all the requisite information. - The motion was granted, on payment of the costs of the default and subsequent proceedings; and the injunction, which had been made perpetual in the decree, by default, was continued until farther order.
