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Bank of Augusta Vs. Earle
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- Jan 01, 1839
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U.S. 519 (1839) U.S. Supreme Court Bank of Augusta v. EarleSearch
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U.S. 13 Pet. 519 519 (1839) Bank of Augusta v. EarleSearch
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by the laws of Alabama, and gave judgment for the defendant. In the case of Bank of the United States of Pennsylvania v. PrimroseSearch
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that the contract was void and gave judgment for the defendant. The case of New Orleans & Carrollton Railroad Company v. EarleSearch
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was similar to that of Bank of Augusta v. EarleSearch
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that the plaintiffs acquired a legal title to the bills by the purchase. In the case of Bank of the United States v. DeveauxSearch
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lawfully exercise, have upon several occasions been under consideration in this Court. The cases of Head and Amory v. ProvidenceSearch
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Insurance Company, 2 Cranch 167, and Dartmouth College v. WoodwardSearch
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of the Southern District of Alabama by the plaintiffs in each case by writs of error. The cases of the Bank of Augusta v. EarleSearch
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and of the Bank of the United States v. PrimroseSearch
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Railroad Company was submitted by Mr. Ogden on the argument in the other causes. In the case of Bank of Augusta v. EarleSearch
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affect the decision. We proceed therefore to express our opinion on the first case argued, which was Bank of Augusta v. EarleSearch
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of it even by express provisions in the Constitution or laws of the state. The case of Bank of the United States v. DeveauxSearch
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exercise, have upon several occasions been under consideration in this Court. In the case of Head and Amory v. ProvidenceSearch
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In the case of Dartmouth College v. WoodwardSearch
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And in the case of Bank of the United States v. DandridgeSearch
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of law, and has been recognized as such by the decisions of this Court. It was so held in the case of United States v. AmedySearch
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Wheat. 412, and in Beaston v. Farmer'sSearch
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to have been entertained of the right of a foreign corporation to sue in its courts since the case of Henriquez v. DutchSearch
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its policy. The decisions of its judicial tribunals lead to the same result. It is true that in the case of State v. StebbinsSearch
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to make it a monopoly in the hands of their banks. And it is evident that the court of Alabama, in the case of State v. StebbinsSearch
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be exercised by them at their pleasure. And the correctness of this principle is not questioned in the case of State v. StebbinsSearch
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whole extent of my opinion by the very able opinion of the Court of Appeals of Virginia in the case of Marietta Bank v. PendellSearch
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of law. This case will be a signal exception to that rule. Page 38 U. S. 605 In the case of Pennington v. TownsendSearch
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capacity of states under the Constitution of the United States is that of perfect independence. In the case of Buckner v. FinleySearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Bank of Augusta v. EarleSearch
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of Bank of the United States of Pennsylvania v. PrimroseSearch
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of New Orleans & Carrollton Railroad Company v. EarleSearch
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of Bank of Augusta v. EarleSearch
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of Bank of the United States v. DeveauxSearch
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of Head and Amory v. ProvidenceSearch
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and Dartmouth College v. WoodwardSearch
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of the Bank of Augusta v. EarleSearch
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of Dartmouth College v. WoodwardSearch
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of Bank of the United States v. DandridgeSearch
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of United States v. AmedySearch
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Beaston v. Farmer'sSearch
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of Henriquez v. DutchSearch
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of State v. StebbinsSearch
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of Marietta Bank v. PendellSearch
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of Pennington v. TownsendSearch
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of Buckner v. FinleySearch
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