HOLLINGSWORTH v. LEIPER


1 U.S. 161 (1786)

1 Dall. 161

HOLLINGSWORTH versus LEIPER.

Supreme Court of United States.


SHIPPEN, President.

The determination of causes by referrees under a rule of Court, has become so frequent and useful a practice, and is attended with so many advantages towards the summary administration of justice, that it would be extremely mischievous to shake their reports by captious objections, where the substantial rules of justice are not violated. The merits of the cause are solely submitted to them, as judges of the parties own chusing, and are not afterwards...

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