In re Letters Rogatory from First District Judge of Vera Cruz
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Southern New York
On Motion to Set Aside an Older directing the attendance of a witness.
1Opinion of the CourtLacombe, J.
The order heretofore made for the attendance of the witness was based on letters rogatory from the first district judge of Vera Cruz, stating that, “for the purpose of clearing up the details of” a certain importation, he has made a decree directing the issue of letters roga-tory to the federal judge at the city of New York. This decree purports to have been made “in the proceedings relating to the investigation that [he is] making as to the smuggling of some cases of cotton.” A motion is now made to set aside the order. The only authority for directing the attendance of the witness to which…
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