Wilson v. Caldwell

Supreme Court of Virginia

Wilson v. Caldwell

2 Va. 190

DecidedJanuary 15, 1824

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Wilson v. Caldwell, 2 Va. 190 (Va. 1824).

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In this case, the appellant having failed to bring up the record in time, Johnson, for the appellee, moved the Court to docket, and dismiss the appeal; but, he had only a copy of the decree in the Court below, and the appeal therefrom, and not a complete record. The Court granted the motion, (the appellant being called, and not appearing,) deeming the copy of the decree, and the appeal therefrom, sufficient under the act of Assembly.

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In this case, the appellant having failed to bring up the record in time, Johnson, for the appellee, moved the Court to docket, and dismiss the appeal; but, he had only a copy of the decree in the Court below, and the appeal therefrom, and not a complete record. The Court granted the motion, (the appellant being called, and not appearing,) deeming the copy of the decree, and the appeal therefrom, sufficient under the act of Assembly.

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2 Va. 190, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/wilson-v-caldwell-va-1824.