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Bissell v. Horton
3 Day 281
U.S. Circuit Court for the Dis...
1808
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Livingston, J.

The rights of suffrage and eligibility to office are of no weight in the decision of this point! it is to be determined on other grounds. The plaintiffs are partly in Vermont, and partly in Connecticut. They are not, therefore, citizens of Vermont within tiie constitution and laws of the United States. With regard to the defendant, it is admitted, that he now resides in Connecticut, and has resided here during the time in which he has been in possession of the demanded premises ; which clearly evinces a determination in him to remain here permanently.

Per Curiam, Let the cause he erased from the docket.

Case Details

Case Name: Bissell v. Horton
Court Name: U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Connecticut
Date Published: Sep 15, 1808
Citation: 3 Day 281
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