Nelson v. Matthews

1 Va. 21
CourtSupreme Court of Virginia
DecidedOctober 11, 1806
StatusPublished

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Nelson v. Matthews, 1 Va. 21 (Va. 1806).

Opinion

TWO terms of this court having elapsed since the appeal was granted by the District Court in this' case, Chapman Johnson, for the appellee, moved that itshouldnowbe [22]*22docketted, and the judgment affirmed, itbeing a casefor dc* lay. The court (consisting of Judges Lyons, Carrington and Tucker'S upon the authority of the case of Mills against Black, 1 Call, 241, decided that the judgment could not be affirmed; but dismissed the appeal with costs.

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Mills v. Black
5 Va. 211 (Court of Appeals of Virginia, 1798)

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