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Excerpt from Transcript Appeals, Vol. 5: The File of Opinion in Cases Argued Before the Court of Appeals of the State of New York, During the January Term, 1868
And it may be proper always to inquire whether the injury to the party is irremediable, unless such appearance be set aside, and the proceedings founded thereon vacated.
In the exercise of their general equitable control over their own judgments, the Courts may and should consider whether they can relieve the party for whom an unauthorized appear ance is made, without undue prejudice to the party who has in good faith relied upon such appearance, and the official character of the attorney who appears.
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