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4 U.S. 186

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Supreme Court of the United States

Decided September 1, 1800

Supreme Court of the United States · decided 1800-09

Certiorari, to remove the proceedings in a case of forcible entry and detainer. Ingersoll urged the immediate hearing of the case, in order to avoid the inconvenience of a sentence of restitution, when great error existed on the record.

Relies on Stewart v. Martin

Decided 1800-09

¶1Certiorari.

¶2Qucere i Whether a certiorari, to remove the proceedings in a caso of forcible entry and detainer, operates as a mpersedeas.

¶3Certiorari, to remove the proceedings in a case of forcible entry and detainer. Ingersoll urged the immediate hearing of the case, in order to avoid the inconvenience of a sentence of restitution, when great error existed on the record.

¶4By the Court.

¶5— It has often being decided, that a certiorari does not operate as a supersedeas, in a proceeding under the landlord and tenant act. 1 Dall. Laws, 611.(b)But it has never been so decided, in the case of a proceeding, under the statutes against forcible entry and detainer.

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