Gray v. Cook
Supreme Court of Delaware
This ease was (.11 a writ of error to the Superior Court for Eew Castle County, and was heard in this Court before Harrington, Chancellor; Grilpin, Chief Justice; and Milligan, Associate Judge.
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This ease was (.11 a writ of error to the Superior Court for Eew Castle County, and was heard in this Court before Harrington, Chancellor; Grilpin, Chief Justice; and Milligan, Associate Judge. The case from below had been heard and decided before all the Judges in the Court of Errors and Appeals, on a case stated, and question of law reserved for their decision, on the main question involved in the present case, at the suit of Andrew D. Cook, v. Andrew C. Gray, and reported in 2 Houston’s Reports, 455, and to which the reporter, to save repetition, here begs leave to refer.
1Opinion of the Court
The Court
overruled the motion of the counsel for the defendant to disallow the exceptions referred to, and directed the counsel for the plaintiff in error to proceed with the argument of the case.
D. M. Bates.
There were twelve exceptions or causes assigned in the case, but which resolved themselves substantially into five only. The second section of the fourth article of the Constitution of the United States provides that “the citizens of each State shall be entitled to all privileges and immunities of citizens in the several States,” and we shall contend that the subsequent and repealing…
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- Cook v. TouseyNew York Supreme Court · 1830
- McKenzie v. McCollSupreme Court of Alabama · 1842