Scranton v. Conlie, 1867
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This case is about slaves or slavery.

Year: 1867
Citation: 29 Tex. 237
Jurisdiction: Texas
People: Jack
Short Summary: Under a statute requiring sheriffs to offer for sale at the end of a certain time runaway enslaved persons in their custody, if not reclaimed, it is a sufficient excuse for the omission of the sale that the enslaved person is insane and of no value.
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Full name: F. Scranton V. Preston Conlie
Court: Supreme Court of Texas