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Portrait of Robert Cooper Grier Robert Cooper Grier Connor v. Peugh's Lessee/Opinion of the Court…

The tenant in possession having neglected to appear and have herself made defendant, and confess lease, entry, and ouster, the judgment was properly entered against the casual ejector. No one but a party to the suit can bring a writ of error. The tenant having neglected to have herself made such, cannot have a writ of error to the judgment against the casual ejector.
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