Term recap
October Term 1835 in review
Every writing the Court issued during October Term 1835, as we tracked it in real time: merits decisions with the Reporter's one-line holdings, cert-stage statements, and emergency applications.
29
Merits decisions
0
Cert-stage statements
0
Emergency applications
14
Decision days
The term's first merits decision came down January 18, 1836 and the last on February 26, 1836. The busiest single day was February 18, 1836 with 9 decisions.
Merits decisions, month by month
January 1836 · 6 decisions
February 1836 · 23 decisions
- John Hagan, in Error v. Thomas J. Foison
- Burtis Ringo v. Charles Binns
- Samuel Sprigg, in Error v. The Bank of Mount Pleasant
- M. B. Haydel, in Error v. Francois Girod
- Elizabeth Davis, Administratrix of John H. Davis v. Alexander Braden
- Richard Smith, Lessee of John Lanning v. John Vaughan
- Samuel B. Hobart and Others, of the Brig Hope and Cargo v. Andrew Drogan and Others, Libellants
- The United States, in Error v. The Heirs and Representatives of Joseph H. Hawkins, Deceased
- Nelson J. Elliott v. Samuel Swartwout
- William C. S. Ventress, Executors of Lovic Ventress, Deceased, in Error v. Neal Smith, Administrator of John Clark, Deceased
- The United States v. Bernardo Segui
- The United States v. Benjamin Chaires and Others
- The United States v. Charles Seton
- The United States, in Error v. Phineas Bradley, Surviving Administrator of David Ott Deceased
- The Columbia Insurance Company of Alexandria, in Error v. Joseph W. Lawrence, Who Survived Thomas Poindexter
- Richard R. Keene, in Error v. The Heirs of Daniel Clark
- John Denn, Lessee of Charles C. Scott, and Others v. Thomas Reid, Jun., and Others
- Alphonso Wetmore, in Error v. The United States
- Samuel Packer and Others v. Henry Nixon, Administrator of Matthias Aspden Deceased
- Robert Y. Brent, Surviving of Robert Brent, Use of the United States v. The President and Directors of the Bank of Washington
- The United States v. Joseph Gardner
- John McLearn v. James Wallace
- Matthew St Clair Clarke, in Error v. Conrad Kownslar
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