Opinion · U.S. Circuit Court for the District of District of Columbia

Holmead v. Fox

12 F. Cas. 390

Type: Opinion
Court: U.S. Circuit Court for the District of District of Columbia
Jurisdiction: Federal
Date: 1803-07-15
Topic: general

THE COURT overruled the objection; and a bill of exceptions was taken by the plaintiff. Mr. Woodward, then objected, that the defendant was not “a constable of the town of Georgetown and precincts,” within the meaning of tlie by-law, having been appointed as a county constable by this court. But THE COURT overruled this objection, also. Verdict for the defendant

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THE COURT

overruled the objection; and a bill of exceptions was taken by the plaintiff.

Mr. Woodward, then objected, that the defendant was not “a constable of the town of Georgetown and precincts,” within the meaning of tlie by-law, having been appointed as a county constable by this court.

But THE COURT overruled this objection, also.

Verdict for the defendant