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Smith v. Brown
3 Binn. 201
Pa.
1810
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Tii.ghman C. J.

The rule of this court has been, since the case of Millar v. Hall, to discharge on common bail, unless the state,-under which the discharge was given, refuses to extend the same courtesy to the citizens of this state. But I think it fair to presume, unless some reason is shewn to the contrary, that such courtesy is extended; and such has been the course hitherto pursued by the court, where discharges have been pleaded under the laws of our sister states.

Per Curiam.

Rule absolute.

Case Details

Case Name: Smith v. Brown
Court Name: Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Date Published: Dec 20, 1810
Citation: 3 Binn. 201
Court Abbreviation: Pa.
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