State v. Harris
1 Tenn. 364
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Bluebook
State v. Harris, 1 Tenn. 364 (Tenn. Ct. App. 1808).
Opinion
They are not similar: when appeals are brought up in State cases they must be proceeded on, and are not subject to affirmance as in civil cases.
GRUNDY then offered to withdraw his plea, and consented that judgment might be rendered for the same sum as in the County Court, which the attorney-general agreed to, and it was accordingly done.
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