Case Name: Horace Whitaker agt. The Buffalo Cotton Manufacturing Company
Court: New York Supreme Court
Jurisdiction: New York
Decision Date: 1846-02
Citations: 2 How. Pr. 97
Docket Number: 
Parties: Horace Whitaker agt. The Buffalo Cotton Manufacturing Company.
Judges: 
Reporter: Howard's Practice Reports
Volume: 2
Pages: 97–97

Head Matter:
Horace Whitaker agt. The Buffalo Cotton Manufacturing Company.
In a summons commencing a suit against a corporation, it is unnecessary under the statute to insert in it the si tefecerit secv/rum clause.
February Term, 1846.
Motion by defendants to set aside summons and all subsequent proceedings.
The defendants were served with a summons commencing the suit in this cause, on the 31st December last. They had not appeared in the cause. Defendants moved to set aside the summons, on the ground that it did not contain a si te fecerit securum clause.
1ST. K. Hall, defendant’s counsel.
1ST. K. Hopkins, defendant’s attorney,
D. Wright, plaintiff’s counsel.
S. S. VlELE, plaintiff's attorney.

Opinion:
Bronson, Chief Justice.
Held, it was unnecessary to insert that clause under the statute. Motion denied with $7 costs.