| N.Y. Sup. Ct. | Aug 15, 1806
The service, in such case, must be either personal, or it should be satisfactorily shown why it was not so, and that it has been left at the party’s last usual place of abode. '
Rule granted..
IN the matter of Stratton, and others, on a petition for the partition of lands, the court said, that the general guardian appointed by the surrogate, was not sufficient to authorise him. to act for the infants, but a new appointment of a guardian must be made by the court, under the act.