(after stating the facts as above.) The application of Henry Q. Marquand for leave to present the facts stated in his affidavit to the collector of customs or the board of general appraisers or other officer of the customs, and for leave to petition the collector or other proper officer to remit the duties upon the Eros, and the motion that the mandate contain the language, “without prejudice to such application, or to an application of the said Marquand for a new trial from the circuit court upon said facts,” is not granted. It is not within the province of this court to grant or to withhold leave to apply to an officer of the customs for a remission of duties, or, in case a judgment of the circuit court is affirmed, to direct or suggest its action in regard to new trials upon newly-discovered evidence or newly-ascertained facts.
In re Marquand
57 F. 189
2d Cir.1893Check TreatmentAI-generated responses must be verified and are not legal advice.