Opinions of Justices Rice and Appleton, of the Supreme Judicial Court, on questions propounded by the House of Representatives, January 18, 1854.

Augusta [Maine] : W.T. Johnson, Printer to the State, 1854.

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Responses of two judges of the Maine Supreme Judicial Court in response to inquiries from the Maine House of Representatives. The questions sent to the judges were about elections and vacancies in the Maine Senate.
"State of Maine. In Senate, February 3, 1854. Ordered, that Messrs. Clark of Lincoln, McCobb of Cumberland, and Prince of Oxford, be a committee to request of Hon. John Appleton, one of the Justices of the Supreme Judicial Court, his opinion in full upon the questions recently submitted to the Justices of said Court by the House; and that, as soon as said Opinion shall have been received by said committee, they be hereby authorized to cause fifteen hundred copies of the same, together with the Opinion of Hon. R.D. Rice, to be printed in the same volume, for the use of the Legislature."--Last page.

Online resource; title from PDF title page (LLMC Digital, viewed March 4, 2024).

Rice, Richard Drury, 1810-1882. Judge Rice's opinion.

Print version: Maine. Supreme Judicial Court. Opinions of justices Rice and Appleton of the Supreme Judicial Court on questions pronounced by the House of Representatives, January 18, 1854. Augusta : W.T. Johnson, printer to the State, 1854 (OCoLC)12827490

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