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United States Vs. King
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- Jan 01, 1849
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U.S. 833 (1849) U.S. Supreme Court United States v. KingSearch
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U.S. 7 How. 833 833 (1849) United States v. KingSearch
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Error to the Circuit Court for the District of Louisiana Syllabus the Case of the United States V. KingSearch
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but it may be proper to say, that in Craig v. StateSearch
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it, and proceed to decide the case as if it was not in the record. This is the rule laid down in the case of Field v. UnitedSearch
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as to the facts, but takes them as found by the court below, and as they are exhibited by the record. Penhallow v. DoaneSearch
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Jennings v. ThomasSearch
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Talbot v. SeamanSearch
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Faw v. RoberdeauSearch
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United States v. CasksSearch
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of Wine, 1 Pet. 550. The case of Parsons v. BedfordSearch
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jury, and the principle thus established by this Court would be equally applicable to it. It was so held in Parsons v. ArmorSearch
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asserting a conclusion of facts where a jury had been waived, was deliberately considered in the case of Hyde v. BooraemSearch
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In the subsequent case of Phillips v. PrestonSearch
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Hyde v. BooraemSearch
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ago, by the Spanish authorities. Its admission is clearly within the rule established in the case of United States v. WigginsSearch
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right in that respect, neither such defect, nor any surplusage contained in it, is a ground for error. Moore v. TraceySearch
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Buckfield v. GorhamSearch
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Brown v. ChaseSearch
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Deering v. HalbertSearch
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Todd v. PotterSearch
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Day 238. In Louisiana, in the case of Keene v. McDonoughSearch
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This is a principle too well settled, alike by the common law and the law of Louisiana, to need discussion. Campbell v. PattersonSearch
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Butler v. DespalirSearch
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Mitchell v. WhiteSearch
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Hill v. TuzzineSearch
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Piedras v. MilneSearch
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Miller v. WhittierSearch
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Love v. BanksSearch
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La. 481. And in the case of Carroll v. PeakeSearch
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survey to be made, to carry out the grant to its originally intended consummation. See the case of United States v. ForbesSearch
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of the United States, or as a defense on the part of the defendant against such demand. In the case of United States v. FitzgeraldSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court United States v. KingSearch
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of the United States v. KingSearch
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Craig v. StateSearch
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of Field v. UnitedSearch
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Penhallow v. DoaneSearch
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of Parsons v. BedfordSearch
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Parsons v. ArmorSearch
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of Hyde v. BooraemSearch
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of Phillips v. PrestonSearch
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of United States v. WigginsSearch
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Moore v. TraceySearch
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of Keene v. McDonoughSearch
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Campbell v. PattersonSearch
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of Carroll v. PeakeSearch
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of United States v. ForbesSearch
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of United States v. FitzgeraldSearch
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