National S. S. Co. v. Tugman

PEE CURIAM.

The proposition need not be controverted that upon the appeal of the complainant, the defendant in the suit in the state court, the appellate courts had jurisdiction to review the judg ment appealed from, and, if a reversal had been adjudged, would have been authorized to order a judgment for the costs of the suit in his favor. But there was no judgment of reversal, or for costs, by either of the appellate courts. Consequently, upon the reversal by the supreme court of the judgment in the state court (because the suit had been properly removed to the United States circuit court,…