Articles Tagged: 28 U.S. 269

WOLF v. USHER, 28 U.S. 269 (1830)

JAMES D. WOLF vs. GEORGE F. USHER. JANUARY TERM, 1830. Where the point on which the judges of the circuit court divided in opinion was not certified, but the point of difference was to be ascertained from the whole record, the court refused to take jurisdiction of the case. This cause came before the court […]

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