Cross v. Blanford
6 F. Cas. 887, 2 D.C. 677, 2 Cranch 677
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Cross v. Blanford, 6 F. Cas. 887, 2 D.C. 677, 2 Cranch 677 (circtddc 1826).
Opinion
was of opinion that, although the verdict of the jury was conclusive as to the facts of the case, yet this Court had a right to look into the facts upon a question of jurisdiction; and having done so, and being of opinion that the real ground of action, before the justice of the peace, was a tort, they reversed the judgment, with costs.
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