Cases Argued and Adjudged in the Supreme Court of the United States, Volume 14 |
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... Court of the State , and that court , at the December Term , 1867 , reversed the decree and remanded the cause to the Circuit Court , with directions to enter a decree for the complainant , which was accord . ingly done . The plaintiffs ...
... Court of the State , and that court , at the December Term , 1867 , reversed the decree and remanded the cause to the Circuit Court , with directions to enter a decree for the complainant , which was accord . ingly done . The plaintiffs ...
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United States. Supreme Court. Opinion of the court . ments in question , if they had been embodied in the bill of complaint , would have been sufficient to raise questions re- examinable in this court ... Circuit Court to this court from an ...
United States. Supreme Court. Opinion of the court . ments in question , if they had been embodied in the bill of complaint , would have been sufficient to raise questions re- examinable in this court ... Circuit Court to this court from an ...
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... Circuit Court , under the 22d section of the Judiciary Act , issue as a matter of course , and can be obtained from the clerk of the Circuit Court , and , when filed in his office by the party , are duly served . But writs of error to ...
... Circuit Court , under the 22d section of the Judiciary Act , issue as a matter of course , and can be obtained from the clerk of the Circuit Court , and , when filed in his office by the party , are duly served . But writs of error to ...
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... Court gave judgment for the claimant and the Circuit Court affirmed the judgment , that court holding that as the overt act alleged , namely , the removal , was right- ful , " it was difficult to see how it could have been made to ...
... Court gave judgment for the claimant and the Circuit Court affirmed the judgment , that court holding that as the overt act alleged , namely , the removal , was right- ful , " it was difficult to see how it could have been made to ...
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... Circuit Court did not err in holding the spirits were not forfeited under the fourth count in the information . The 14th section , on which the fourth count is based , does not apply to the removal of spirits . That section applies to ...
... Circuit Court did not err in holding the spirits were not forfeited under the fourth count in the information . The 14th section , on which the fourth count is based , does not apply to the removal of spirits . That section applies to ...
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