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Bond Vs. Dustin
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- US Supreme Court
- Dec 22, 1884
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U.S. 604 (1884) U.S. Supreme Court Bond v. DustinSearch
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U.S. 604 (1884) Bond v. DustinSearch
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out of the evidence, and therefore, when no other error appeared on the record, must affirm the judgment. Guild v. FrontinSearch
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How. 223. The reason for this, as stated by Chief Justice Taney in Campbell v. BoyreauSearch
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an arbitrator, only rulings and decisions in matter of law after the return of the award were reviewable. Thornton v. CarsonSearch
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requires, by stipulation in writing, signed by the parties or their attorneys, and filed with the clerk. Flanders v. TweedSearch
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U. S. 623 , note. In Flanders v. TweedSearch
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Mr. Justice Nelson, quoted the passage just cited from the opinion of Chief Justice Taney in Campbell v. BoyreauSearch
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in the bill of exceptions, or in the record of the judgment entry, such a stipulation was made in writing. Kearney v. CaseSearch
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Dickinson v. Planters'Search
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that the case be referred, necessarily implies that such consent was in writing. Boogher v. InsuranceSearch
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Co., 103 U. S. 90 . See also United States v. HarrisSearch
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no question of fact to be tried, and presenting nothing but a question of law, may be reviewed on error. Supervisors v. KennicottSearch
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a defect apparent upon the face of the record, and the evidence is no part of the record for this purpose. Carter v. BennettSearch
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is fairly presented for the determination of this Court, within the rule laid down by Chief Justice Taney in Campbell v. BoyreauSearch
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