Supreme Court of the United States
Vanstophorst et al. v. the State of Maryland
Argued: . . . --- Decided: August 3, 1791
The Attorney General (Randolph) moved, on behalf of the plaintiffs, that a commission should issue to examine witnesses in Holland; to which the opposite counsel assented, although the commissioners were not named.
But, by the Court:—We will not award the commission, ’till commissioners are named.
This being done, the motion was granted.
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