Legal Opinion
Loveless v. Ransom
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
Decided June 25, 1901No. 639PublishedCited by 3 opinions
Petition for Rehearing.
1Opinion of the Court
JENKINS, Circuit Judge.
The statement of the facts embodied in the opinion (Loveless v. Ransom [C. C. A.] 107 Fed. 626) declares that the record does not show the bond filed March 16, 1899, to have been approved by the court, except by the order of September 2,1899, allowing the writ of error, which was at a subsequent term. This statement of fact is challenged by the petition for rehearing. The statement of fact was correct, as disclosed by the printed record. It now appears by concession of counsel that there was attached to and filed with the bond an affidavit of jurisdiction by one of the…
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