Griscom v. Gilmore , 15 N.J.L. 475 ( 1836 )

Per Curiam:.

Let a rule for an allocatur, be entered. It is sufficiently uncertain upon the face of this return, to justify the allowance of a certiorari.

JEakin, then inquired how the writ should be entitled; as some diversity of opinion and practice had prevailed in that matter.

By the Court. Let the writ be entitled as between the applicant therefor, plaintiff in certiorari, and the applicant for the road, as defendant. It is a matter in which the public have no such interest, as to justify the use of the name of the State.

Certiorari allowed.

Cited in State v. Justice, 4 Zab. 414.