CECIL'S v. LEBENSTONE


2 U.S. 95 (____)

2 Dall. 95

CECIL'S Lessee versus LEBENSTONE.

Supreme Court of United States.


BY THE COURT: — The defendant has not received such notice of trial, as made it reasonable for him to prepare. No laches can be imputed to him; for, he is not obliged to attend at every Court, whether his cause is marked for trial, or not. In England the proof of actual notice is required: But, with us, as the Gentleman of the law are not so numerous, as they live dispersed, and as there are no regular posts, the rigor of that...

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