GRÆME ADMORS v. Harris, (1789)
Court: Supreme Court of the United States
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Filed: Jan. 01, 1789
Latest Update: Apr. 09, 2017
Summary: 1 U.S. 456 (1789) 1 Dall. 456 GRÆME et. al. Admors, versus HARRIS. Supreme Court of United States. The point was argued on the 26th of September, by Rawle, for the Plaintiffs, and by Sergeant and Swift for the Defendant. *457 The Court, having considered the case and arguments, were unanimously of opinion, that the letters of administration, granted by the archbishop of York, were not a sufficient authority to maintain an action in this Commonwealth; and gave, Judgment for the Defendant.
1 U.S. 456 (1789)
1 Dall. 456
GRÆME et. al. Admors,
versus
HARRIS.
Supreme Court of United States.
The point was argued on the 26th of September, by Rawle, for the Plaintiffs, and by Sergeant and Swift for the Defendant.
The Court, having considered the case and arguments, were unanimously of opinion, that the letters of administration, granted by the archbishop of York, were not a sufficient authority to maintain an action in this Commonwealth; and gave,
Judgment for the Defendant.
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