Allen v. Parham

Supreme Court of Virginia

Allen v. Parham

5 Munf. 457, 5 Va. 457, 1817 Va. LEXIS 27

DecidedMarch 6, 1817

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Allen v. Parham, 5 Munf. 457, 5 Va. 457, 1817 Va. LEXIS 27 (Va. 1817).

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March 6th, 1817,

Judge Roane

pronounced the following opinion of this Court.

The Court perceives no error in the principles of the Decree : but there Is no division of the negroes decreed, although an account of their hires is. The Court, considering the Decree, however, as interlocutory, and that a division may be hereafter decreed, does »ot think proper to reverse the Decree for this, hut aihrms it.

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March 6th, 1817,

Judge Roane

pronounced the following opinion of this Court.

The Court perceives no error in the principles of the Decree : but there Is no division of the negroes decreed, although an account of their hires is. The Court, considering the Decree, however, as interlocutory, and that a division may be hereafter decreed, does »ot think proper to reverse the Decree for this, hut aihrms it.

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5 Munf. 457, 5 Va. 457, 1817 Va. LEXIS 27, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/allen-v-parham-va-1817.