Mayor of New Orleans v. United States
30 U.S. 449
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Mayor of New Orleans v. United States, 30 U.S. 449 (1831).
Opinion
upon the principles laid down in Conn v. Penn, 3 Wheat. 424, ordered the decree to be reversed.
In the case of Conn v. Penn the court held, that in appeals from the circuit courts, in chancery cases, the parol testimony which is heard at the trial in the circuit court, ought to appear in the record.
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