Thomas George Pratt, Governor of Maryland, 1845-1848; United States Senator, 1850-1857
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Still another was Hall and Hall, Executors, vs. Edward W. Belt, in which Pratt appeared for appellants and Alexander Contee Magruder and Caleb Clarke Magruder for appellees.
The most important case in which he ever appeared was Craufurd vs. Blackburn.
He was one of the original counsel for Craufurd. My father was one of the origi- nal counsel for Dr. Blackburn. Before its final adjudication, the array of opposing counsel had become almost state-wide. Many of the attorneys in the original procee...dings were dead; and some who had just been admitted to practice when the litigation began were seasoned practitioners at its end.
This legal controversy arose in the Orphans' Court of Prince George's County.
The Circuit Court of that County sent it to Charles County for trial. On appeal, it went to the state Court of Appeals, which confirmed the decision in the lower court. New questions having arisen, it was tried in the Circuit Court for Prince George's county, and an appeal taken. Again decided by the Court of Appeals, it was taken to the United States Federal Court of Maryland, then twice argued before the Supreme Court of the United States.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Still another was Hall and Hall, Executors, vs. Edward W. Belt, in which Pratt appeared for appellants and Alexander Contee Magruder and Caleb Clarke Magruder for appellees.
The most important case in which he ever appeared was Craufurd vs. Blackburn.
He was one of the original counsel for Craufurd. My father was one of the origi- nal counsel for Dr. Blackburn. Before its final adjudication, the array of opposing counsel had become almost state-wide. Many of the attorneys in the original procee...dings were dead; and some who had just been admitted to practice when the litigation began were seasoned practitioners at its end.
This legal controversy arose in the Orphans' Court of Prince George's County.
The Circuit Court of that County sent it to Charles County for trial. On appeal, it went to the state Court of Appeals, which confirmed the decision in the lower court. New questions having arisen, it was tried in the Circuit Court for Prince George's county, and an appeal taken. Again decided by the Court of Appeals, it was taken to the United States Federal Court of Maryland, then twice argued before the Supreme Court of the United States.
What to read after Thomas George Pratt, Governor of Maryland, 1845-1848; United States Senator, 1850-1857?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caleb Clarke Magruder to read onlineMoreLess
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