BUCKINGHAM ET AL. v. McLEAN, 54 U.S. 150 (1851)

JOHN S. BUCKINGHAM AND MARK BUCKINGHAM, APPELLANTS, v. NATHANIEL C. McLEAN, ASSIGNEE IN BANKRUPTCY OF JOHN MAHARD, JR. DECEMBER TERM, 1851. Where a defendant in error or an appellee wishes to have a case dismissed because no citation has been served upon him, his counsel should give notice of the motion when his appearance is […]

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54 U.S. 150

54 U.S. 150 54 U.S. 150 13 How. 150 14 L.Ed. 91 JOHN S. BUCKINGHAM AND MARK BUCKINGHAM, APPELLANTS,v.NATHANIEL C. McLEAN, ASSIGNEE IN BANKRUPTCY OFJOHN MAHARD, JR. December Term, 1851 BEFORE this case was reached upon the docket, a motion was made to dismiss it upon the ground that the appellee had not been served […]

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