THE

NEW YORK

CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE

AS

AMENDED TO, AND INCLUDING, 1894.

TWENTY-THREE CHAPTERS COMPLETE IN ONE VOLUME

TENTH EDITION.

TIH REFERENCES TO CODE DECISIONS TO JANUARY 1, 1894.

BY

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COUNSELLOR AT LAW.

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1894.

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NUMEROUS inquiries for the Code of Civil Procedure in a small compass, which would in fact as well as in name be "pocket code," have induced the publisher to issue this present edition.

In addition to the large and annotated codes, the busy practitioner finds it necessary to have at his hand for ready preference, a small edition in one volume, that will enable him to turn in a moment to any section desired. The plume can easily be carried in an ordinary pocket.

The amendments are inserted in their proper places ur a the close of the Legislature of 1894.

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NEW YORK, June, 1894.

STATE OF NEW YORK, OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,

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80 Nassau st., Now York City. GENTLEMEN :- I return to you herewith a copy of your edition of the New York CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE with my certificate of its correctness attached. Respectfully yours.

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1, Edgar K. Apgar, Deputy and Acting Secretary of State, do hereby certify that the following book contains a correct transcript of the CODE OI CIVIL PROCEDURE, passed June 2, 1876, as amended and completed by the acts of the Legislature passed since its enactment.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereto set my signature, at the City

of Albany, this 14th day of August, in the year one thousan
eight hundred and seventy-seven.

EDGAR K. APGAR,
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