United States v. Bartle
District Court, District of Columbia
United States v. Bartle, 1 D.C. 236 (1805)
United States v. Bartle
Opinion of the Court
(neni. con.) refused to give the instruction as prayed.
The Court was further of opinion that it was not necessary to prove that Coryell was interrupting the business, or impeded it any way, but that the possession was in the carpenter and bricklayer, and either of them had a right to order away all persons having no right to enter the building ; and if they refused to depart, had a right to put them out without using any unnecessary violence.
Reference
- Full Case Name
- United States v. Samuel Bartle
- Status
- Published