John Davis v. Wood
Decision Date | 12 March 1816 |
Parties | Negro JOHN DAVIS et al. v. WOOD |
Court | U.S. Supreme Court |
Key, contra, contended, that both grounds were irrevocably closed against the other party. The first certainly; and the second equally so; as the evidence could not be admissible as prima facie testimony merely,...
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James Donnelly v. United States
...is not inclined to extend the exceptions further than they have already been carried.' This decision was adhered to in Davis v. Wood (1816) 1 Wheat. 6, 8, 4 L. ed. 22, 23; Scott v. Ratliffe (1831) 5 Pet. 81, 86, 8 L. ed. 54, 55; Ellicott v. Pearl (1836) 10 Pet. 412, 436, 437, 9 L. ed. 475, ......
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Bennett v. General Accident, Fire and Life Assurance Corporation, Limited
...and res inter alios acta. State v. Bradnack, 69 Conn. 212; Tierney v. Ins. Co., 4 N.D. 565; Wood v. Davis (U. S.), 7 Cranch 271; Davis v. Wood (U. S.), 1 Wheat 6; Snyder Berger (Pa.), 6 A. 733; Black on Judgments, sec. 600; Alexander v. Walter, 8 Gill 247, 688; Winston v. Starke (Va. Ct. of......
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Young Ah Chor v. Dulles
...N.Y., 128; Jackson ex dem. Garland v. Browner, 18 Johns., N.Y., 37; Jackson ex dem. Bogart v. King, 5 Cow., N.Y., 237; Davis v. Wood, 1 Wheat. 6, 4 L.Ed. 22. The rule is that declarations of deceased persons who were de jure related by blood or marriage to the family in question may be give......
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Fielder v. Pemberton
...Jackson v. Willson, 9 Johns. [ N. Y.] 92; Jackson v. Browner, 18 Johns. [ N. Y.] 37; Jackson v. King, 5 Cow. [ N. Y.] 237 ; Davis v. Wood, 1 Wheat. 6, 4 L.Ed. 22." court, in that case, further said: "Another circumstance of weight is that Samuel C. Young, having assumed, as the son and sole......
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