1847 (printed report heading)
A short Supreme Court ruling concerning a citation missing from the record in James Innerarity’s case against Thomas Byrne.
FILED WITH
The ruling appears in the upper portion of printed page 295. The Court overruled the motion to dismiss the writ of error and continued the case to the next term. The lower portion starts the separate case Cook v. Moffat; that adjacent material is retained because this is an unchanged full-page scan.
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Download ↓Innerarity v. Byrne — U.S. Reports, 1847. 46 U.S. (5 How.) 295. Library of Congress digitized U.S. Reports scan.
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