Ogden v. Blackledge
Supreme Court of the United States
This was a case certified to this court from the Circuit Court of North Carolina, under the act of congress of 29th April 1802, § 6 (1 U. S. Stat. 159), which provides for the event of an opposition in the opinions of the two judges, who are by law to hold the circuit court. The certificate was in the following form, viz.: United States of America : North Carolina District.
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This was a case certified to this court from the Circuit Court of North Carolina, under the act of congress of 29th April 1802, § 6 (1 U. S. Stat. 159), which provides for the event of an opposition in the opinions of the two judges, who are by law to hold the circuit court. The certificate was in the following form, viz.: United States of America : North Carolina District. At a circuit court of the United States, begun and held at Raleigh, for the district of North Carolina, on Wednesday, the 29th of December, in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and two, and in the 27th year…
1Opinion of the Court
Cushing, J.,
delivered tbe opinion of tbe court, which was entered on tbe minutes as follows : — This court having considered the question, whether an act of assembly recited in tbe plea of tbe defendant, was, under all tbe circumstances stated, and tbe various acts passed by tbe legislature of Rorth Carolina, a bar in this action ; which question, in consequence of an opposition in tbe opinion of tbe judges of tbe circuit court for tbe district of Rorth Carolina, was certified to this court to be finally decided, is of opinion, that tbe act of assembly recited in tbe said plea is, under all…
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