Cases On Federal Procedure Together With Judicial Code Equity Rules Forms And
Cases On Federal Procedure Together With Judicial Code Equity Rules Forms And
Carl C Carl Crumbie Wheaton
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In the case of Hall v. Norwood ^ a very old case, when writs of prohibition were much more common than now — a prohibition was asked to a court of the Cinque Ports at Dover. While the case was under consideration, the reporter says: "On the other hand the court was informed that they had proceeded to judgment and execution at Dover, and therefore that they move here too late for a prohibition, and of this opinion was the court, since there is no person to be prohibited, and possessions are neve...r taken away or disturbed by prohibitions. " The marginal note by the reporter is this : Prohibition will not lie after the cause is ended. " The rule heretofore granted in this case is Discharged. In re COOPER. Supreme Court of the United States. 1892. 143 V. S. 472, 12 S. Ct. 453, 36 L. Ed. 232. Mr. Chief Justice Fuller delivered the opinion of the court. * * * Section 688, Revised Statutes, provides: "The Supreme Court shall have power to issue writs of prohibition to the District Courts 13 Dallas 121.
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