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Scott v. Hall

2 Va. 229
Supreme Court of Virginia·Decided April 23, 1811·Published

Opinion

Williams then moved for another writ of certiorari; but the court refused it; Judge Roane observing that if the record had been certified by the proper officer, and was suggested to be defective, a certiorari would be proper; but not where the record is not authenticated.' at all.

Supersedeas quashed.

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Scott v. Hall, 2 Va. 229 (Va. 1811).

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