Terrell v. Ladd

Court of Appeals of Virginia

Terrell v. Ladd

2 Va. 150

DecidedOctober 15, 1795

StatusPublished

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Terrell v. Ladd, 2 Va. 150 (Va. Ct. App. 1795).

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Opinion

The President.

The point has been frequently so decided in this Court.

Copland. — -It does not appear from this record that the rate of was settled by the Court.

Wickham. — This is always done by a general order at the end of the term, and applies to all the sterling judgments of that term, without forming a part of every distinct judgment.

The President. — Upon an appeal, the order should be annexed to each judgment, and should appear in the record.

Wickham, then prayed a certiorari, which was awarded.

Note. The general order being certified, the judgment was affirmed in April 1796.

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