Davidson v. Taylor
Supreme Court of the United States
1Opinion of the Court
. Mr. Chief Justice Marshall
delivered the opinion of the Court.
This is a case of bail, and is tó be decided by the princi - ples of English law, which the cáse finds constitute also the law and practice of Maryland, on the subject. According to these principles, the allowance of the bail to surrender the principal after the return of a ca. sa. is considered as a matter of favour and indulgence, and not of right, and is regulated by the acknowledged practice of the Court. To many purposes, the bail is considered as fixed by the return of the ca. sat But the Gourts allow the bail to surrender…
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