At the same time with the preceding was adjudged another, Crilley v. Burrows, which the court said (Mr. Justice DAVIS delivering the opinion) was 'in no essential respect different from it;' and had 'no principle which had not already been passed upon by this court in some one of the suits relating to this protracted litigation.' On this account it is no further reported.
84 U.S. 167
Crilley v. Burrows
Supreme Court of the United States
December Term, 1872
Supreme Court of the United States · decided 1873-04-28
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Affirmed · 9–0 · Decided 1873-04-28
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