Buckingham v. McLean
Supreme Court of the United States
Before this case was readied upon tbe docket, a motion was made to dismiss it upon the ground that the appellee had not been served with a citation, and also upon' another ground,, wffich is stated in the following opinion of tie court as pronounced by Mr. Justice McLean.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice McLEAN
This is an appeal from the Circuit Court of the Ohio District, and a motion is made to dismiss it on two grounds.
1. Because no-citation has been issued:
2. “ Because the appeal is .from the decree of 1848 and, interlocutory decrees, whereas all the .matters contested by the appellants were finally adjudicated and decreed at the November term, 1846, from which decree an appeal- was taken which was dismissed by this court, and no appeal has been since taken.”
At November term, .1846, a decree was entered against the appellants. In January term, 1847, an appeal was prayed by thém from that decree,…
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