Means v. Dowd
128 U.S. 583
Opinion
No notice having been given to the other side, and there being no agreement of the parties that the mandate may issue, the motion is
Denied.
[584]*584Chappell v. Bradshaw. Error to the Court of Appeals of the State of Maryland. No. 1037.' This case' is reported- ante, page 132. A like motion under a like circumstance being made for the issue of a mandate, it was denied, but the court informed the counsel that he was at liberty to file his motion and give notice, which he elected to do.
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Means v. Dowd
128 U.S. 583 (Supreme Court, 1888)