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· 2/15/1814

Griffith v. Frazier

Citations

  • 12 U.S. 9
  • 3 L. Ed. 471
  • 8 Cranch 9
  • 1814 U.S. LEXIS 377

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  • noting that an appointment that is \void ab initio\ is \absolutely void\ and thus renders all subsequent acts of the appointee voidable
  • noting that an appointment that is “void ab initio” is “absolutely void” and thus renders all subsequent acts of the appointee voidable

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