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1 Dall. 312

Shewell v. Wycoff

Supreme Court of the United States · decided 1788-07-15

THERE was a report in this cause, and at the distance of a month, after Judgment nisi had been entered, the Defendant filed reasons in exception to the report.

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Decided 1788-07-15

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Cited by 4 later decisions — most recently July 1842

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¶2:—We must not sport with things of so solemn a nature as Reports of Referrees, and Verdicts of a Jury. The exceptions are much too late. The rule is, that unless they are filed within four days, the Judgment nisi becomes absolute.

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