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CLERKE v. HARWOOD

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3 U.S. 342 (1797)

3 Dall. 342

1 L.Ed. 628

CLERKE, Plaintiff in error, v. HARWOOD.

Supreme Court of United States.

February 11, 1797.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

E. and W. Tilghman, for the Plaintiff in error.

Dallas, on the other side, stated, that by the 25th. section of the Judicial Act, the writ of error was to have the same effect in this case.

BY THE COURT. — The judgment of the Superior Court of Maryland being reversed, it has become a mere nullity; and costs must follow the right as decided here.

Let the Judgment of the General Court be affirmed; let the costs in the Courts of Maryland, and in this Court, be allowed to the Plaintiff in error; and let the mandate for execution issue to the...

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