Railroad v. Johnson
82 U.S. 8
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Bluebook
Railroad v. Johnson, 82 U.S. 8 (1872).
Opinion
Huntington and Nichols had no interest in the controversy, and did not appeal to the Supreme Court. The only party to the decree of that court was the railroad company, and it is the decree of that court which the writ of error seeks to review. It was, therefore, properly brought in the name of the railroad company alone. The motion to dismiss must be
Denied.
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Railroad v. Johnson
82 U.S. 8 (Supreme Court, 1873)
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82 U.S. 8, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/railroad-v-johnson-scotus-1872.