James Kelsey and Thomas P. Hotchkiss, Plaintiffs in Error v. Robert Forsyth Book Reviews

James Kelsey and Thomas P. Hotchkiss, Plaintiffs in Error v. Robert Forsyth by United States Supreme Court Book Summary

This is a writ of error to the Circuit Court of the United States for the northern district of Illinois. An action of ejectment was brought by the defendants in error against the plaintiff, for a certain parcel of land described in the declaration, and upon the trial the verdict and judgment were for the plaintiff; a motion was afterwards made to set aside the judgment and for a new trial, and the judgment was accordingly set aside, and a new trial granted upon the terms mentioned in the transcript. In the proceedings upon this new trial, the parties agreed to waive a trial by jury, and that both matters of law and of fact should be submitted to the decision of the court. The case was proceeded in according to this agreement, and the court, as the record states, found the issue in favor of the plaintiff, (Forsyth,) and entered judgment accordingly; and to this decision, and to all the rulings and decisions of the court in the previous stages of the cause, the defendants (Kelsey and Hotchkiss) excepted, and sued out a writ of error to bring the case before this court.

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