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Suydam Vs. Williamson
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- Jan 01, 1857
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U.S. 427 (1857) U.S. Supreme Court Suydam v. WilliamsonSearch
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U.S. 20 How. 427 427 (1857) Suydam v. WilliamsonSearch
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it was contended that every material question in the case was adjudged by this Court in the cases of Williamson v. BerrySearch
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Williamson v. IrishSearch
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and Williamson v. BallSearch
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Williamina H. Williamson Et Al. V. JamesSearch
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the principal questions which were presented to this Court at the December term, 1850, in the case of Williamson v. BerrySearch
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record, it is open to revision, whether it be made to appear by bill of exceptions or in any other manner. Bennet v. ButterworthSearch
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special verdict, or, according to the rule established in this Court, by an agreed statement of facts. United States v. EllasonSearch
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Stimpson v. RailroadSearch
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of law arising upon the facts thus spread upon the record reexamined as in the case of a special verdict. Faw v. BordeauSearch
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court must be confined to the facts as they were agreed and as they appear in the record of the case. Arthurs v. HartSearch
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Bixler v. KunkleSearch
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any of the circuit courts in states where the proceedings are according to the course of the common law. Shankland v. CorporationSearch
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to it would be to waive the objection to the ruling instead of laying the foundation to correct the error. Bulkely v. ButlerSearch
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allowed or denied by the court in the exercise of a sound discretion under all the circumstances of the case. Young v. BlackSearch
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United States Bank v. SmithSearch
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Fowle v. CommonSearch
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portion of the pleadings on which the cause depends, and so it must have been understood by this Court in Gorman v. LenoxSearch
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in this Court in cases where the proceedings are required to be according to the course of the common law. Dougherty v. CampbellSearch
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in another court, and on such examination to affirm or reverse, and it was expressly held by this Court in Cohens v. VirginiaSearch
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to a bill of exceptions, it must always be signed and sealed by the judge, or else it would be a nullity. Phelps v. MayerSearch
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time or subsequently, it should be filed as of the term when the trial took place. Turner Page 61 U. S. 439 v. YatesSearch
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the report of a judge who tried the cause was a part of the record came up directly before this Court in Ingle v. CoolidgeSearch
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in that point of view, bears a very close analogy to the case under consideration. We allude to the case of Minor v. TillotsonSearch
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And so also it was held in Leland v. WilkinsonSearch
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and in Williams v. NorrisSearch
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year after the writ of error issued, which of itself is decisive of the point that it cannot be considered. Williams v. NorrisSearch
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power either to reverse or affirm the judgment brought up for revision. And such was the state of the record in Inglee v. CoolidgeSearch
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section of the Judiciary Act, to entitle a party to retain the judgment which has been given in his favor. Minor v. TillotsonSearch
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is silent as to others, that this Court can regard the finding as a mistrial and order a venire de novo. Barnes v. WilliamsSearch
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Carrington v. PrattSearch
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Prentice v. ZaneSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Suydam v. WilliamsonSearch
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of Williamson v. BerrySearch
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Bennet v. ButterworthSearch
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United States v. EllasonSearch
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Faw v. BordeauSearch
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Shankland v. CorporationSearch
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Bulkely v. ButlerSearch
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