Raine v. Bank of Va.

Supreme Court of Virginia

Raine v. Bank of Va.

4 Va. 150

DecidedOctober 15, 1847

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Raine v. Bank of Va., 4 Va. 150 (Va. 1847).

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Cabell, P.

delivered the opinion of the Court.

The Court is of opinion, that in a case like this, it is competent to either party, appellant or appellee, to proceed to have the cause revivedand that it is incumbent upon the party wishing such revival, to take, himself, active measures for that purpose; and that he has no right to impose the obligation on his adversary.

The motion of the appellees is therefore overruled.

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Cabell, P.

delivered the opinion of the Court.

The Court is of opinion, that in a case like this, it is competent to either party, appellant or appellee, to proceed to have the cause revivedand that it is incumbent upon the party wishing such revival, to take, himself, active measures for that purpose; and that he has no right to impose the obligation on his adversary.

The motion of the appellees is therefore overruled.

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