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The writ has never been extended so far , nor ever used to control the discretion
and judgment of an inferior court of record acting within the scope of its judicial
authority . There is no ground , therefore , for the rule under the act of Congress .
The writ has never been extended so far , nor ever used to control the discretion
and judgment of an inferior court of record acting within the scope of its judicial
authority . There is no ground , therefore , for the rule under the act of Congress .
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560 , ) that Congress , in the proper exercise of its authority , may punish the
same act as an offence against the United States . It has been urged , in the
argume.it on behalf of the plaintiff in error , that an affirmance of the judgment in
this case ...
560 , ) that Congress , in the proper exercise of its authority , may punish the
same act as an offence against the United States . It has been urged , in the
argume.it on behalf of the plaintiff in error , that an affirmance of the judgment in
this case ...
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Moore v . The People of the State of Illinois . 2. That the government is clothed
with appropriate authority and functions to enforce the delivery , on claim of the
owner , and has properly exercised it in the act of Congress of 12th February ,
1793 .
Moore v . The People of the State of Illinois . 2. That the government is clothed
with appropriate authority and functions to enforce the delivery , on claim of the
owner , and has properly exercised it in the act of Congress of 12th February ,
1793 .
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As to the authority of the Superior Court of the City of New York to retain the case
, and the validity or invalidity of its proceedings and judgment , after the motion to
remove ; that question , according to the practice of the court , will stand for ...
As to the authority of the Superior Court of the City of New York to retain the case
, and the validity or invalidity of its proceedings and judgment , after the motion to
remove ; that question , according to the practice of the court , will stand for ...
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It was the decision of a court of competent jurisdiction made in the exercise of
judicial authority and discretion . This court might unquestionably issue a
mandamus to the court below to proceed to judgment . But in this case the court
has ...
It was the decision of a court of competent jurisdiction made in the exercise of
judicial authority and discretion . This court might unquestionably issue a
mandamus to the court below to proceed to judgment . But in this case the court
has ...
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| Title | Reports of Cases Argued and Adjudged in the Supreme Court of the United States, 14. köide |
| Author | United States. Supreme Court |
| Publisher | Published for John Conrad and Company, 1853 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 25 juuli 2007 |
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