Lovejoy v. Irelan
Court of Appeals of Maryland
This was a motion, on behalf of the appellee, to correct the decree of this Court, heretofore passed in this cause, signed at the June term, 1860. The opinion of this Court contains a full statement of the case as now decided, as well as of the points argued before them.
1Opinion of the CourtBartol, J.
The proceedings which have heretofore been had in this case, will be found reported in 17 Md. Rep., 525. By the opinion of the Court, then pronounced, it was decided that the appeal ought to be dismissed. And after a re-argument of the question, the Court adhered to their original decision. The first decision was rendered at the June term, 1860, and the decree was signed at that term. Subsequently it was discovered, by the appellee’s solicitor, that the decree passed in the cause, instead of dismissing the appeal, in conformity with the opinion which accompanied it, was a decree dismissing…
2Cases cited2 opinions
- Burch v. ScottCourt of Appeals of Maryland · 1829
- Lovejoy v. IrelanCourt of Appeals of Maryland · 1861
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