Frerichs v. United States
United States Court of Claims
The Reporters’ statement of the case: All of the facts relating to this case were understood to have been set forth in the petition, and they are reviewed and stated in the opinion of the court:
1Opinion of the CourtScoeield, J.
This case comes before the court on demurrer. The facts as they appear in the claimant’s petition and exhibits thereto are as follows:
May 22, 1876, Charles It. Coster, collector of internal revenue in the fourth district of New York, seized a still belonging' to the claimant, and caused an information against it to be filed in the District Court. To this the claimant filed his answer. The issue, thus formed, wms tried in April, 1877, and resulted in the dismissal of the information. After the trial a motion'was made by the United States attorney for a certificate of probable cause, which was…
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