Commonwealth v. Carter

General Court of Virginia

Commonwealth v. Carter

2 Va. 131

General Court of Virginia·Decided June 15, 1818·Published

Opinion

Per Curiam.

“ In this Case, by a majority of the Judges present it is decided, that the Superior Court of Charles City hath a right to set aside the order made on the 21st April, 1817, removing the said Case to the Superior Court of haw for New-Kent County; and also, that the said Court of Charles City may proceed to the trial of said cause in the same manner as if the venue had never been changed.” _

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Per Curiam.

“ In this Case, by a majority of the Judges present it is decided, that the Superior Court of Charles City hath a right to set aside the order made on the 21st April, 1817, removing the said Case to the Superior Court of haw for New-Kent County; and also, that the said Court of Charles City may proceed to the trial of said cause in the same manner as if the venue had never been changed.” _

Commonwealth v. Carter, 2 Va. 131 (Va. Super. Ct. 1818).

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