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HOTCHKISS ET AL. v. GREENWOOD ET AL.
52 US 248, 13 L. Ed. 683, 1850 US LEXIS 1507 - Supreme Court, 1851 - Google Scholar
And upon the evidence being closed, the counsel for the plaintiffs prayed the court to instruct
the jury that, although the clay knob, in the form in which it was patented, may have been before …
the jury that, although the clay knob, in the form in which it was patented, may have been before …
Reeside v. Walker
52 US 272, 13 L. Ed. 693, 1850 US LEXIS 1508 - Supreme Court, 1851 - Google Scholar
The mandamus was asked for by the plaintiff, as executrix of James Reeside, to direct the
defendant, as Secretary of the United States Treasury, to enter on the books of the Treasury Department …
defendant, as Secretary of the United States Treasury, to enter on the books of the Treasury Department …
D'Arcy v. Ketchum
52 US 165, 13 L. Ed. 648, 11 S. Ct. 369 - Supreme Court, 1851 - Google Scholar
173 It alleges in substance that about December, 1846, George H. Gossip and James D'Arcy
were jointly and severally indebted to Ketchum, Rogers, and Bement, who recovered a judgment …
were jointly and severally indebted to Ketchum, Rogers, and Bement, who recovered a judgment …
Webster v. Reid
52 US 437, 13 L. Ed. 761, 36 S. Ct. 647 - Supreme Court, 1851 - Google Scholar
On the 3d of March, 1845, an act was passed by Congress, to admit the State of Iowa into the
Union. By the fifth section of that act, it was made a fundamental condition to the admission of …
Union. By the fifth section of that act, it was made a fundamental condition to the admission of …
Van Renesselaer v. Kearney
52 US 297, 13 L. Ed. 703 - Supreme Court, 1851 - Google Scholar
John Van Rensselaer, being seized in fee of a large tract of land in the county of Columbia, State
of New York, made and published his last will and testament on the 25th of May, 1782, by which …
of New York, made and published his last will and testament on the 25th of May, 1782, by which …
Cotton v. United States
52 US 229, 13 L. Ed. 675 - Supreme Court, 1851 - Google Scholar
Every sovereign State is of necessity a body politic, or artificial person, and as such capable
of making contracts and holding property, both real and personal. It is true, that, in consequence …
of making contracts and holding property, both real and personal. It is true, that, in consequence …
Parks v. Ross
52 US 362, 13 L. Ed. 730 - Supreme Court, 1851 - Google Scholar
It is undoubtedly the peculiar province of the jury to find all matters of fact, and of the court to
decide all questions of law arising thereon. But a jury has no right to assume the truth of any …
decide all questions of law arising thereon. But a jury has no right to assume the truth of any …
Bennett v. Butterworth
52 US 669, 13 L. Ed. 859 - Supreme Court, 1851 - Google Scholar
The common law has been adopted in Texas, but the forms and rules of pleading in common
law cases have been abolished, and the parties are at liberty to set out their respective claims …
law cases have been abolished, and the parties are at liberty to set out their respective claims …
Stockton v. Ford
52 US 232, 13 L. Ed. 676 - Supreme Court, 1851 - Google Scholar
James C. Ford, the defendant, being the owner of a plantation and slaves in the parish of
Carroll, State of Louisiana, on the 11th of March, 1835, sold and transferred the same to Nicholas …
Carroll, State of Louisiana, on the 11th of March, 1835, sold and transferred the same to Nicholas …
Hogg v. Emerson
52 US 587, 13 L. Ed. 824 - Supreme Court, 1850 - Google Scholar
The decision there announced on the points presented by 604 that record was accompanied
by a ruling that, in writs of error in patent cases, all the questions of law which arose at the trial …
by a ruling that, in writs of error in patent cases, all the questions of law which arose at the trial …