Supreme Court of the United States, 1873

Published opinions from 1873. The case name opens the case page.

1873 opinions

SCOTUSDexter v. Hall

January 18, 187382 U.S. 9

The Supreme Court affirmed the Circuit Court’s judgment, holding that a power of attorney executed by a lunatic is absolutely void. It also rejected the defendants’ claims of error regarding expert testimony on sanity and the statute‑of‑limitations presumption of possession.