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Little Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas
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The United States Court, with Judges P. V. Daniel and B. Johnson, ruled that a 1843 state act repealing the saving clause for out-of-state persons in limitation of actions is unconstitutional, as it impairs contract obligations by depriving plaintiffs of remedy. Argued by Trapnall and Watkins for plaintiffs, Fowler and Pike for defendants.
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the act is unconstitutional and void, as it impairs the obligation of the contract by depriving plaintiffs of remedy.
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The United States Court decided that the state act of January 14, 1843, entitled 'An act concerning the limitation of actions,' which repealed the saving clause for persons beyond the state limits, is unconstitutional. The court held that it deprives plaintiffs of remedy and impairs contract obligations. Cases argued by Trapnall and Watkins for plaintiffs, Fowler and Pike for defendants.