BINGHAM, PLAINTIFF IN ERROR, VERSUS CABOT, ET AL.
BINGHAM, PLAINTIFF IN ERROR, VERSUS CABOT, ET AL.
3 Dall. 382
Supreme Court of the United States (1798)
Negative Treatment
Also reported at: 1 L. Ed. 646 · 1798 U.S. LEXIS 146 · SCDB 1798-003
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Opinion of the Court
The Court were clearly of opinion, that it was neceffa-ry to fet forth the citizenihip (or alienage, where a'foreigner was concerned)' of the refpective parties, in order to bring the1 cafe within the jurifditftion of the Circuit Court; and that the record, in the prefent cafe,- was in that rdpetSt defective. .
This caufe and many others, in the fame predicament, .were, accordingly, ftruck off the docket.
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