Term recap
October Term 1843 in review
Every writing the Court issued during October Term 1843, as we tracked it in real time: merits decisions with the Reporter's one-line holdings, cert-stage statements, and emergency applications.
39
Merits decisions
0
Cert-stage statements
0
Emergency applications
13
Decision days
The term's first merits decision came down January 1, 1844 and the last on March 18, 1844. The busiest single day was March 15, 1844 with 9 decisions.
Merits decisions, month by month
January 1844 · 3 decisions
February 1844 · 10 decisions
- David Shriver Junior's Lessee v. Mary Lynn
- Knapp v. Banks
- Gaines Et Ux. v. Chew
- John McCollum in Error v. Jenison Eager
- Spalding v. THE PEOPLE OF THE ST. OF NY, EX REL, FREDERICK F. BACKUS
- Burke v. McKay
- VIDAL v. Girard's Executors
- Chapman v. Forsyth & Limerick
- Griffin v. Thompson
- Buckhannan, Hagan and Co., for the Use of George Buckhannan v. William Tinnin, Ralph Campbell, and John G. Andrews
March 1844 · 26 decisions
- Stockton v. Bishop
- Brockett v. Brockett
- William Taylor and Others v. George M. Savage, of Samuel Savage, Deceased
- Burwell v. Cawood
- Catts v. Phalen
- Dade v. Irwin
- Kinney v. Clark
- Stoddard v. Chambers
- Grignon's Lessee v. ASTOR
- Rhodes v. Bell
- Adams v. Roberts
- Louisville, Cincinnati, & Charleston Rail-Road v. Letson
- Ladiga v. De Marcus Roland
- Chouteau v. Eckhart
- Minor v. Tillotson
- Lawrence v. McCalmont
- Lessee of Pollard v. Files
- United States v. Brig Malek Adhel
- Dromgoole v. Farmers'and Merchants'bank
- Matheson's Admin. v. Grant's Admin.
- Randel v. Brown
- Ex Parte in the Matter of Charles F. Sibbald v. The United States
- Rhett v. Poe
- McCracken v. Hayward
- William R. Hanson, Joseph L. Moss, Isaac Phillips, Joseph M. Moss, and David Samuel, in Error v. Lessee of John H. Eustace
- Bank of the United States v. United States
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