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Historical sourceJanuary Term, 1833

Hutchins v. Childress & Baker (1833)

A dispute over a twenty-five-dollar promissory note led the Alabama Supreme Court to examine trial evidence, partnership admissions, and alleged agency. The judgment was reversed and the case remanded.

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Ryder v. Innerarity (1833)

A Mobile land dispute traced a claim through Issabella Campbell’s Spanish grant, a federal confirmation certificate, and John Forbes & Co. The Supreme Court affirmed the judgment for Innerarity.

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Condry et al. v. Henley & Murphey (1833)

A constable and his sureties challenged a judgment over an execution he failed to return. The Supreme Court affirmed.

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