Porter v. Smith
1 Wash. Terr. 608
Opinion
Opinion by
We think no writ of error issuing out of this court is necessary.
This motion must therefore be denied.
Opinion by
Taking the words “ writ of error” in the Organic Act to mean suit in error, for which there is both reason and authority, as well as for other considerations suggested by my brothers. I am led to the conclusion that in the spirit of the code, a formal writ of error would he supererogation, and therefore unnecessary.
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