Bland v. Dowling, 1837
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This case is about slaves or slavery.

Year: 1837
Citation: 9 G. & J. 19
Jurisdiction: Maryland
People:
Short Summary: Concluding that an agreement for freedom has the same significance as a manumission. If this agreement included a a forbadance upon re-entering the state, after manumission the slave has the same property rights against him as any out-of-state citizen.
Law type:
Full name: Bland and Woolfolk vs. Negro Beverly Dowling
Court: Court of Appeals of Maryland

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