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Date Created: 2024-08-24T03:29:51.129683

Weaver, v. Livingston.
    1825. 17th October.
    
      A bill answered in part, may be taken as confessed, in other parts not answered.
    The defendant had appeared and answered ; but excepcione having been taken, he had neglected to answer further and nis residence being at the city of Washington:
    Mr. T allmadge now moved, that he answer the exceptions within thirty days, or that the parts of the bill which were alleged by the exceptions to be not sufficiently answered, be taken as confessed.
   The Court

held, that this course might be taken, and granted the motion.

Order accordingly.