· 2/22/1850
Lord v. Veazie
Citations
- 49 U.S. 251
- 12 L. Ed. 1067
- 8 How. 251
- 1850 U.S. LEXIS 1671
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that such litigation results in a judgment which “is a mere form” and is therefore “a nullity”
- parties not adverse if each has same interest in outcome
- cooperation between plaintiff and defendant to achieve same result
- cooperation between plaintiff and defendant to achieve same result
- explaining “there must be an actual controversy, and adverse interests”
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Judges: Taney
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