Jackson, ex dem' Colden, against Brownell

Jackson, ex dem' Colden, against Brownell. ALBANY, August, 1805. Where both sides have a right to notice a case for argument, and neither party brings it on tho' called, the judge’s order t® stay proceedings continues good over the term. WOODWORTH moved to discharge a- judge’s certificate to stay proceedings, because the plaintiffhad not brought on the cause to argument this term, according to notice, though there had been ample opportunity. He contended, that the certificate expired with the term, if the party ob=. taining it neglected to bring on the argument. [MAJORITY — Per curiam,] Per curiam, When the cause is of such a nature, that either side may notice for argument, both are equally in default if it be not brought on. The only mode in such a case to get rid of a judge’s order, is to give a counter notice, and when the cause is called on the calendar, to come Sward and demand judgment. Here each party has noticed, and neither one has moved ; the application muse therefore be denied. Had the cause been such, that both parties could not have noticed, then the present motion would have been right.