U.S. Circuit Court for the District of District of Columbia, 1806

Addison v. Duckett

Addison v. Duckett
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of District of Columbia · Decided October 15, 1806 · Duckett
1 F. Cas. 170; 1 Cranch 349
Addison v. Duckett

Opinion of the Court

THE COURT refused to consider the answer as sufficiently certified, and refused to dissolve the injunction. The court cited the cases of Wright v. West, [Case No. 18.102,] and Lloyd v. Lund, [Id. 8,433,] at Alexandria, March, 1806; Watson v. Tapscot, [Id. 17,290,] Alexandria, March, 1805; Potts v. Ghequere, [Id. 11,346,] Alexandria, March, 1805; Wilson v. Stewart, [Id. 17,837,] Alexandria, June, 1803; Mandeville v. Ringgold, [Id. 9,015,] Alexandria; and Tibbs v. Parrott, [Cases 14,-022, 14,023,] Washington, June, 1806.

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