9 Wend. 431 | N.Y. Sup. Ct. | 1832
The plaintiffs opposed a motion to change the venue; they outnumbered the witnesses on the part of the defendant, but did not state that without testimony of each and every of them, (i. e. the witnesses,) they could not safely proceed to trial 5
Note.—In a subsequent case in which the same question arose, the Chief Justice, who was presiding at the time, made a similar decision, saying, that in consultation it had been determined to adhere to the decision in 3 Wendell, above cited.