Campbell v. Read

69 U.S. 198, 17 L. Ed. 779, 2 Wall. 198, 1864 U.S. LEXIS 421
Supreme Court of the United States·Decided January 23, 1865·Published·Cited by 3 cases

Opinion

At a subsequent day, the

CHIEF JUSTICE

announced briefly the court’s opinion, that independently of the record’s not showing a proper certificate, — this itself being a sufficient ground for dismissal, — the amount in controversy was insignificant, and that the court was satisfied, .on an inspection of the papers, that the allocatur was inadvertently *200 •sanctioned. There was, he said,, no principle involved of such extensive application as to bring the case within the act of Congress giving jurisdiction on a judge’s allocatur when the. amount in controversy is less than $1000. Notwithstanding the allocatur, therefore, the case was

DISMISSED.

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