Glenny v. Langdon
Supreme Court of the United States
Motion to set aside an order dismissing an appeal from the Circuit Court of the United States for the Southern District of Ohio.
1Opinion of the Court
Mr. Chibe Justice Waite
delivered the'opinion of the court.
The bill in this case shows upon its face that the suit was prosecuted by Glenny as a representative creditor, and that the other creditors named had the right to rely upon him for the protection of theii interest, until notice to the contrary. On Saturday, the 13th January, Glenny, at Cincinnati, Ohio, entered into a stipulation with the defendants, consenting to a dismissal of the suit on their paying the costs. A copy of this stipulation was, on the same day with its execution, served, at Cincinnati, on the counsel representing the…
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