Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Circuit Court of the United States for the Second Circuit, Volume 16 |
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... paid in- to the registry , the clerk should pay to the libellant the amounts so decreed ; and that , unless an appeal should be taken within the prescribed time , the stipulators for costs and value should forthwith pay into Court the ...
... paid in- to the registry , the clerk should pay to the libellant the amounts so decreed ; and that , unless an appeal should be taken within the prescribed time , the stipulators for costs and value should forthwith pay into Court the ...
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... paid and satisfied of record . Afterwards L. was arrested on a warrant for the same offence , and was committed for trial . On a habeas corpus : Held , that the criminal proceeding by the warrant was not a proceeding to punish him twice ...
... paid and satisfied of record . Afterwards L. was arrested on a warrant for the same offence , and was committed for trial . On a habeas corpus : Held , that the criminal proceeding by the warrant was not a proceeding to punish him twice ...
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... paid into the registry of said Court the sum of $ 115 in satisfaction of said judgment , and ordering that said judgment be satisfied and cancelled of record . Afterwards , on the same day , a United States Commissioner issued a warrant ...
... paid into the registry of said Court the sum of $ 115 in satisfaction of said judgment , and ordering that said judgment be satisfied and cancelled of record . Afterwards , on the same day , a United States Commissioner issued a warrant ...
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... paid the fine and suffered the imprisonment . Afterwards a civil suit was brought by the United States against Gates , under § 50 of the Act of March 2d , 1866 , ( 1 U. S. Stat . at Large , 665 , ) to re- cover the penalty thereby ...
... paid the fine and suffered the imprisonment . Afterwards a civil suit was brought by the United States against Gates , under § 50 of the Act of March 2d , 1866 , ( 1 U. S. Stat . at Large , 665 , ) to re- cover the penalty thereby ...
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... paid over to the sheriff by the plaintiff , when collected ; and that the bank in which the moneys had been on deposit should respond to the plaintiff for them , with interest from the time when process in this suit was served on it ...
... paid over to the sheriff by the plaintiff , when collected ; and that the bank in which the moneys had been on deposit should respond to the plaintiff for them , with interest from the time when process in this suit was served on it ...
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