The King v. McGregor

Hawaii Supreme Court

The King v. McGregor

1 Haw. 151

DecidedJanuary 15, 1855

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The King v. McGregor, 1 Haw. 151 (haw 1855).

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The defendant was charged and found guilty, in the Police Court, for selling spirituous liquors without license, and the case came before this Court on appeal. The counsel for the crown moved that the case be struck from the calendar, on the ground that no bond for costs had been filed in the court below, as required by the statute, and that no appeal had ever been properly taken. Motion granted.

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The defendant was charged and found guilty, in the Police Court, for selling spirituous liquors without license, and the case came before this Court on appeal. The counsel for the crown moved that the case be struck from the calendar, on the ground that no bond for costs had been filed in the court below, as required by the statute, and that no appeal had ever been properly taken. Motion granted.

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1 Haw. 151, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/the-king-v-mcgregor-haw-1855.