· 3/18/1846
Hunt v. Palao
Citations
- 45 U.S. 589
- 11 L. Ed. 1115
- 4 How. 589
- 1846 U.S. LEXIS 416
How courts have described this case
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- “it would be useless and vain for this court to issue a writ of error, and bring up the record, and proceed to judgment upon it, when, as the law now stands, no means or process is authorized by which our judgment could be executed”
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Judges: Taney
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