Lewis v. Campau, (1866)
Court: Supreme Court of the United States
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Filed: Mar. 12, 1866
Latest Update: Feb. 21, 2020
Summary: 70 U.S. 106 (1865) 3 Wall. 106 LEWIS v. CAMPAU. Supreme Court of United States. Mr. Walker now moved to dismiss the cause, on the ground of want of jurisdiction, Mr. Bishop opposing. The CHIEF JUSTICE: Neither the validity of the statute, nor its construction was in any way drawn in question. The only question the court had to pass upon, and this only *107 incidentally as affecting the admissibility of evidence, was the value of the land. This is not a question which can be brought into this cou
Summary: 70 U.S. 106 (1865) 3 Wall. 106 LEWIS v. CAMPAU. Supreme Court of United States. Mr. Walker now moved to dismiss the cause, on the ground of want of jurisdiction, Mr. Bishop opposing. The CHIEF JUSTICE: Neither the validity of the statute, nor its construction was in any way drawn in question. The only question the court had to pass upon, and this only *107 incidentally as affecting the admissibility of evidence, was the value of the land. This is not a question which can be brought into this cour..
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70 U.S. 106 (1865)
3 Wall. 106
LEWIS
v.
CAMPAU.
Supreme Court of United States.
Mr. Walker now moved to dismiss the cause, on the ground of want of jurisdiction, Mr. Bishop opposing.
The CHIEF JUSTICE: Neither the validity of the statute, nor its construction was in any way drawn in question. The only question the court had to pass upon, and this only incidentally as affecting the admissibility of evidence, was the value of the land.
This is not a question which can be brought into this court under the 25th section of the Judiciary Act.
WRIT OF ERROR DISMISSED.
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