· 2/13/1888
Nash v. New York Central & Hudson River Railroad
Citations
- 14 N.Y. St. Rep. 531
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- finding that juvenile had waived defense of insufficiency of process by making general appearance and not objecting at hearing, but making no statement as to subject matter jurisdiction even though no summons issued
- finding that juvenile had waived defense of insufficiency of process by making general appearance and not objecting at hearing, but making no statement as to subject matter jurisdiction even though no summons issued
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Judges: Dykman, Pratt
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