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The People of the State of Illinois . it to reverse its judgment , in a matter where
the law authorized it to judge . In the case before us , the power of deciding on
the sufliciency of the affidavit , and the amount of bail , is a part of the judicial
power ...
The People of the State of Illinois . it to reverse its judgment , in a matter where
the law authorized it to judge . In the case before us , the power of deciding on
the sufliciency of the affidavit , and the amount of bail , is a part of the judicial
power ...
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The State Court , however , refused to permit the cause to be removed ; and after
the petition was filed and the bond given , proceeded in the case , and finally
gave judgment against the plaintiff in error for the sum of money mentioned in the
...
The State Court , however , refused to permit the cause to be removed ; and after
the petition was filed and the bond given , proceeded in the case , and finally
gave judgment against the plaintiff in error for the sum of money mentioned in the
...
Page 24
It is therefore precisely one of the cases enumerated in the 25th section of the act
of 1789 , in which jurisdiction is conferred upon this court , and in which the
judgment of the State Court may be reviewed upon writ of error . For the
construction ...
It is therefore precisely one of the cases enumerated in the 25th section of the act
of 1789 , in which jurisdiction is conferred upon this court , and in which the
judgment of the State Court may be reviewed upon writ of error . For the
construction ...
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The judgment was entered in the following words :" It is thereupon considered by
the court , that the said William V. Many recover against the said George W. and
Henry Sizer the sum of seventeen hundred and thirty - three dollars and seventy
...
The judgment was entered in the following words :" It is thereupon considered by
the court , that the said William V. Many recover against the said George W. and
Henry Sizer the sum of seventeen hundred and thirty - three dollars and seventy
...
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Neither is there any difference between a decreee in chancery and a judgment at
law , as to its affirmance on a division of the court . In both cases , the motion is to
reverse ; and if that fails , the judgment or decree necessarily stands , and must ...
Neither is there any difference between a decreee in chancery and a judgment at
law , as to its affirmance on a division of the court . In both cases , the motion is to
reverse ; and if that fails , the judgment or decree necessarily stands , and must ...
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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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