Paige Vs. Sessions

Paige vs Sessions

Type Court Judgment Court US Supreme Court Decided 1846

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Citation: sooperkanoon.com/79938
Court: US Supreme Court
Decided On: 1846
Case Number: 45 U.S. 122
Subject: Land Acquisition

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Land Acquisition

Key legal issue: Land Acquisition

Parties & Advocates

Appellant / Petitioner

Paige

Respondent

Sessions

Excerpt

.....january, 1842, which was levied on a large amount of personal property, supposed, as stated in the return of the marshal, to belong to e. j. sessions. a part of this property was claimed by martha a. sessions, the wife of e. j. sessions, as devisee of russel smith, deceased. a bond being given by the claimant, and pleadings being filed, under the statute of mississippi, the right of property was submitted to a jury, who found the title to it in the said martha, and that it was not subject to the above execution, on which verdict judgment was entered. on the trial, a bill of exceptions was filed by the plaintiff, in which was set out the record of the original judgment and execution, the will of russel smith, and the probate of the same, the inventory and appraisement of the property of the deceased, and other evidence. it is unnecessary to state this evidence in detail or to consider the legal questions which were raised in the case, as, on the same state of facts, the same legal questions were considered and decided at the last term of this court, in the case of price v. sessions, 3 how. 624. the rulings of the court in that case were sustained, and the judgment was affirmed, and the judgment in this case is also affirmed with costs.

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Paige v. Sessions - 45 U.S. 122 (1846)
U.S. Supreme Court Paige v. Sessions, 45 U.S. 4 How. 122 122 (1846)

Paige v. Sessions

45 U.S. (4 How.) 122

ERROR TO THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED

STATES FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF MISSISSIPPI

SYLLABUS

The decision of this Court in the case of Price v. Sessions, 3 How. 624, reviewed and confirmed.

MR. JUSTICE Mc LEAN delivered the opinion of the Court.

This writ of error brings before us a case from the Circuit Court for the Southern District of Mississippi.

At May term, 1840, a judgment was obtained by the plaintiff against J. R. Brown, James Magee, and E. J. Sessions, for two thousand two hundred and sixty-three dollars, on which judgment an execution was issued 12 January, 1842, which was levied on a large amount of personal property, supposed, as stated in the return of the marshal, to belong to E. J. Sessions. A part of this property was claimed by Martha A. Sessions, the wife of E. J. Sessions, as devisee of Russel Smith, deceased. A bond being given by the claimant, and pleadings being filed, under the statute of Mississippi, the right of property was submitted to a jury, who found the title to it in the said Martha, and that it was not subject to the above execution, on which verdict judgment was entered. On the trial, a bill of exceptions was filed by the plaintiff, in which was set out the record of the original judgment and execution, the will of Russel Smith, and the probate of the same, the inventory and appraisement of the property of the deceased, and other evidence. It is unnecessary to state this evidence in detail or to consider the legal questions which were raised in the case, as, on the same state of facts, the same legal questions were considered and decided at the last term of this Court, in the case of Price v. Sessions, 3 How. 624. The rulings of the court in that case were sustained, and the judgment was affirmed, and the judgment in this case is also

Affirmed with costs.

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