Opinion · Supreme Court of the United States

State of Georgia v. State of Tennessee

State of Ga. v. State of Tenn., 194 U.S. 629 (1904)

Type
Opinion
Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Jurisdiction
Federal
Date
1904-04-18
Topic
general

Motions for leave to file amended bill; for leave to dismiss as to defendant, the State of Tennessee,- and for leave to file stipulation as to further proceedings and then dismiss as to the other defendants, submitted April 18, 1904. Decided April 18, 1904. Motions granted and bill and amended bill dismissed. Mr. John C.

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Motions for leave to file amended bill; for leave to dismiss as to defendant, the State of Tennessee,- and for leave to file stipulation as to further proceedings and then dismiss as to the other defendants, submitted April 18, 1904. Decided April 18, 1904. Motions granted and bill and amended bill dismissed. Mr. John C. Hart and *630 Mr. Ligon Johnson for complainant. Mr. Charles T. Cates, Jr., Mr. Howard Cormick and Mr. John H. Frantz for defendants.