Piatt v. Oliver
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Ohio
[This was a suit by Robert Piatt against William Oliver, Mic-ajah Williams, and others. It was first heard upon pleas to bill. Case No. 11,114.]
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT. At December term, 1840 [Case No. 11,115] the main principles of this case were considered and decided in the opinion then given. Whether relief to the complainant shall extend to lots numbered one and two, or be limited to the tracts given in exchange for those lots, and which were subsequently purchased by Oliver, was reserved for future decision. An interlocutory decree was entered, directing accounts to be taken, &e., and the reports of the masters being now before the court, the case stands for a final decree. The counsel who now appear for the defendants did not…
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