Chipman v. City of Waterbury
Supreme Court of Connecticut
Writ oe error from a judgment of the Superior Court sitting at Waterbury in New Haven County, in the third judicial district, brought to the Supreme Court of Errors at its October term, in the first or Hartford district. The counsel for the defendant in error made no objection to the want of jurisdiction and the case was argued only on its merits.
1Opinion of the CourtAndrews, C. J.
This is a writ of error from a judgment of the Superior Court in New Haven county, sitting at Waterbury, brought to the Supreme Court of Errors in Hartford in and for the first judicial district. The complaint was duly served and was returned on the first Tuesday of October, 1890, when the parties appeared, but no plea or answer was made. By agreement the case was beard at Bridgeport,—briefs being submitted on the merits and as though the case stood on an answer averring “ nothing erroneous.”
The case must be erased from the docket. The Supreme Court of Errors in the first judicial district…
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