Lyon ex. dem. Eden v. Burtis
2 Cow. 510
Opinion
It is enough that the remittitur was filed, which may be done at any time before execution issues.
By the remittitur, the cause is here in the same situation, and for the same purposes, as before writ of error brought. No rule need be entered. The party may proceed with his execution, of course, as if it had never been suspended.
Motion denied.
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