Court
Circuit Court of the United States for the District of Connecticut
Decided
Appellant (1)
Richardson
J. Bonsall Taylor, William Strawbridge
v.
Appellee (1)
American Pin Co.
George E. Terry
Overview
The appeal was dismissed by consent, pursuant to the twentieth rule.
Case summary
This case involved an appeal from the Circuit Court of the United States for the District of Connecticut to the Circuit Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. The appeal was dismissed by consent of the parties pursuant to the twentieth rule of the court, indicating a voluntary termination of the appeal without a decision on the merits.
Abstract
The case involved an appeal from a district court to the circuit court of appeals. The appeal was dismissed by consent of the parties pursuant to the court's twentieth rule. This resulted in a voluntary termination without a decision on the merits.
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- Appeal dismissed by consent pursuant to the twentieth rule.
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Full case name
RICHARDSON v. AMERICAN PIN CO.
Docket number
No. 45
Court
Circuit Court of Appeals, Second Circuit
Trial court
Circuit Court of the United States for the District of Connecticut
Decided
Opinion type
per curiam
Precedential status
non-precedential
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- Parties may consent to dismiss an appeal under court rules
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Action type
dismissed
Target
appeal
Appealed from
Circuit Court of the United States for the District of Connecticut
Context
The appeal was dismissed by consent of the parties pursuant to the twentieth rule of the Circuit Court of Appeals.
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full
Disposition vote
unanimous
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