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· 3/21/1892

Tripp v. Santa Rosa Street Railroad

Citations

  • 144 U.S. 126
  • 12 S. Ct. 655
  • 36 L. Ed. 371
  • 1892 U.S. LEXIS 2061

Syllabus

<p>Service‘of citation by a plaintiff in error upon tlie defendant in error by depositing in the post-office a copy of the same, postage paid, addressed to the attorney of the defendant in error at his place of abode, is an insufficient service.</p> <p>The decision of the Supreme Court of a State in a case in'which application for removal to the Circuit Court of the United States had been made in the trial court and denied, that, as no appeal was prosecuted from the final judgment, the order denying the application to remove was not open to review, and its judgment' thereupon dismissing the appeal from the orders refusing to set aside the judgment of the court below, rest upon grounds of state, procedure, and present no Federal question.</p>

Judges: Fuller

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