Blair v. Miller
4 U.S. 21, 1 L. Ed. 724, 4 Dall. 21, 1800 U.S. LEXIS 301
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Blair v. Miller, 4 U.S. 21, 1 L. Ed. 724, 4 Dall. 21, 1800 U.S. LEXIS 301 (1800).
Opinion
Blair et al. Plaintiffs in Error,
versus
Miller et al.
Supreme Court of United States.
By the COURT:
The writ has become a nullity, because it was not returned at the proper term. It cannot, of course, be a legal instrument, to bring the record of the Circuit Court before us for revision.[(1)]
NOTES
[(1)] See post. 22. Course v. Stead et al.
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