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Supreme Court Opinions — October Term 1847

Most-cited Supreme Court opinions filed in October Term 1847 (October 1, 1847 to September 30, 1848), from CourtListener's bulk data. CourtListener's bulk data has 13 records for this term with at least one citation or a syllabus (13 with at least one citation, 0 with a syllabus, counted separately); up to 100 of them, ordered by citation count, are listed below.

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  1. January 26, 1848· cited 80×
    Stacy v. Thrasher Ex Rel. Sellers
  2. December 21, 1847· cited 79×
    President of the Bank of the United States v. Moss
  3. December 30, 1847· cited 50×
    The United States v. James and John G. Daniel, Executors of Beverly Daniel, Late U. S. Marshal
  4. March 18, 1848· cited 44×
    John Perkins v. Edward F. Fourniquet and Wife, and Martin W. Ewing and Wife
  5. March 18, 1848· cited 15×
    Samuel T. Pulliam and Others v. Edmund Christian, Assignee in Bankruptcy of William Allen
  6. March 18, 1848· cited 12×
    McMicken v. Webb
  7. March 18, 1848· cited 12×
    Pease v. Dwight
  8. January 11, 1848· cited 12×
    Jonathan W. Nesmith v. Thomas C. Sheldon
  9. February 28, 1848· cited 10×
    Davis v. William M. Tileston & Co.
  10. January 25, 1848· cited 10×
    Van Ness v. Van Ness
  11. December 21, 1847· cited 9×
    William M. Gwin, Late Marshal, and Jacob S. Yerger and Robert Hughes, His Sureties, in Error v. C. T. And A. Barton, in Error
  12. February 25, 1848· cited 8×
    The Heirs of C. And M. De Armas v. The United States
  13. January 15, 1848· cited 1×
    Nesmith v. Sheldon

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