Supreme Court of the United States, 1869

Palmer v. Donner

Palmer v. Donner
Supreme Court of the United States · Decided February 18, 1869
74 U.S. 541; 19 L. Ed. 99; 7 Wall. 541; 1868 U.S. LEXIS 1031 (United States Reports)
Palmer v. Donner

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Opinion

*542 The. CHIEF .JUSTICE

delivered the opinion of the ec urt.,

The revisory jurisdiction of this court over the'judgments of State tribunals, is defined by the' twenty-fifth section of the Judiciary Act-of 1789.- .It is there provided thátthe' citation- must be signed by the chief justice, or judge,1- dr chancellor of the court rendering or passing the judgment or decree complained of,, or by a j.ustice of the Supreme Court of the United ^States. But the .citation in; the-casé before us, was signed by district judge. This was without authority of law; and'the citation was, therefore, without effect. The case therefore is not properly,in this court;.and thé writ, of error must be

Dismissed:

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