In re Disbarment Proceedings against Kearns

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• “I am of opinion that, where the fact of death ... does not appear* in the record, but is to be shown aliunde, it is called error in fact, to be corrected at common law by writ of error coram vobis, and now, under our Code ... by motion in lieu of that writ.”
• “I am of opinion that, where the fact of death . . . does not appear in the record, but is to be shown aliunde, it is called error in fact, to be corrected at common law by writ of error coram vobis, and now, under our Code . . . by motion in lieu of that writ.”

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