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OXLEY ET AL. v. OLDDEN

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1 U.S. 430 (1789)

1 Dall. 430

OXLEY et al., versus OLDDEN.

Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.

April 1, 1789.

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There was no charge of irregularity or partiality against the Referees; and, after argument by Lewis for the Plaintiffs, and Ingersol and J.B. M`Kean for the Defendant, the rule to shew cause was discharged.

And M`KEAN, Chief Justice, observed, that the motion was much too late to annul the reference, when the Referces had investigated the whole transaction, had agreed upon their report, and were clear from any imputation of misconduct, or any precipitancy in refusing to hear the testimony offered by...

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