Kelly v. Jackson
Supreme Court of the United States
ERROR to the Circuit Court for the- southern district of New. ■York. The pleadings -and the facts in this case, with the addition of those particularly noticed in the opinion of ithe court, were the same with those in the preceding case of Crane v.-Jackson.
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ERROR to the Circuit Court for the- southern district of New. ■York. The pleadings -and the facts in this case, with the addition of those particularly noticed in the opinion of ithe court, were the same with those in the preceding case of Crane v.-Jackson. On the trial in the circuit court, after both parties had closed their proofs, the counsel for the defendant submitted to the circuit court the following points, in writing, on the question of a delivery of the'settlement deed_; upon which points the said counsel prayed the circuit court to charge and instruct the jury as matters of law…
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Stout
Many of the questions arising in this case have been- disposed of in the judgment already pronounced in the case ofCráne V. Jackson, upon .the demise of the same parties; the title and evidence being in each case substantially the same, It will be necessary, therefore, to examine into those óbjec-, tions only, to the.ruling of the circuit court at the trial, which are presented by the bill of exceptions taken by the defendant (now plaintiff in error); and which have.not been decided in the.other case. '■
The .first objection is td the refusal of the court’ to instruct the jury that <J'Roger…
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