Term recap
October Term 1830 in review
Every writing the Court issued during October Term 1830, as we tracked it in real time: merits decisions with the Reporter's one-line holdings, cert-stage statements, and emergency applications.
43
Merits decisions
0
Cert-stage statements
0
Emergency applications
21
Decision days
The term's first merits decision came down January 1, 1831 and the last on March 18, 1831. The busiest single day was February 18, 1831 with 11 decisions.
Merits decisions, month by month
January 1831 · 13 decisions
- Page v. Lloyd
- Smith v. United States
- Yeaton v. Lynn Ex Rel. Lyles
- Shankland v. Mayor of Washington
- Livingston v. Smith
- Thomas S. Hinde and Wife, in Error v. The Lessee of Charles Vattier
- Fowle v. Lawrason's
- Simonton v. Winter
- Backhouse and Others v. Patton and Others
- Tayloe v. Thomson's Lessee
- United States v. Thomas Tingey's Administrators
- United States v. Tingey
- Hunter v. United States
February 1831 · 17 decisions
- State of New Jersey v. the State of New York
- Ooe, Ex Demise of Patterson v. Winn and Others
- Levy Court of Washington Cty. v. Ringgold
- Hawkins v. Barney's Lessee
- Union Bank of Georgetown v. Geary
- Greenleaf's Lessee v. Birth
- Henderson v. Griffin
- Lessor of Fisher v. Cockerell
- Cathcart v. Robinson
- Farrar and Brown v. United States
- Bank of the United States v. Martin
- Alexander M. Peltz in Error v. Joseph S. Clarke, in Error
- Peyton v. Stith
- Smith, Administrator v. the Union Bank of Georgetown
- Dufau v. Jean Henry Couprey's Heirs
- Sheppard and Others v. Taylor and Others
- Winship v. the Bank of the United States
March 1831 · 13 decisions
- Tiernan v. Jackson
- United States v. Robertson
- Lessee of Scott and Others v. Ratliffe and Others
- Edmondston v. Drake & Mitchel
- Jackson Ex Dem. Bradstreet v. Huntington
- The Patapsco Insurance Company v. Southgate
- Mayor, &C. of New Orleans v. United States
- Cherokee Nation v. State of Georgia
- Jackson Ex Dem. Astor v. Crane
- Lessee of Clarke v. Courtney
- Lewis v. Marshall
- Menard v. Aspasia
- Potter v. Gardner
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