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Swift Vs. Tyson
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- US Supreme Court
- Jan 01, 1842
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U.S. 1 (1842) U.S. Supreme Court Swift v. TysonSearch
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U.S. 16 Pet. 1 1 (1842) Swift v. TysonSearch
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then, let us examine into the decisions of the courts of New York upon this subject. In the earliest case, Warren v. LynchSearch
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might not, as between the original parties, be valid. The same doctrine was affirmed by Mr. Chancellor Kent in Bay v. CoddingtonSearch
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p. 81. The decision in the case of Bay v. CoddingtonSearch
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no case to that effect has ever been decided in the court of errors. The cases cited at the bar, and especially Rosa v. BrothersonSearch
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Ontario Bank v. WorthingtonSearch
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Wend. 593, and Payne v. CutlerSearch
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Wend. 605, are directly in point. But the more recent cases Bank of Salina v. BabcockSearch
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Wend. 490, and Bank of Sandusky v. ScovilleSearch
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respecting negotiable instruments may be truly declared in the languages of Cicero, adopted by Lord Mansfield in Luke v. LydeSearch
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at the time of the transfer. In each case, he equally gives credit to the instrument. The cases of Coolidge v. PaysonSearch
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Wheat. 66, 15 U. S. 70 , 15 U. S. 73 , and Townsley v. SumrallSearch
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in point. In England, the same doctrine has been uniformly acted upon. As long ago as the case of Pillans and Rose v. VanSearch
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Witt, 6 Dow. & Ryl. 120, and De la Chaumette v. BankSearch
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will, for this purpose, be a sufficient, valid and valuable consideration. Thus, in the case of Bosanquet v. DudmanSearch
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parte Bloxham, 8 Ves. 531, as equally applicable to past and to future acceptances. The subsequent cases of Heywood v. WatsonSearch
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Bing. 496, and Bramah v. RobertsSearch
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Bing.New Ca. (N.C.) 469, and Percival v. FramptonSearch
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we have been able to trace the decisions, the same doctrine seems generally, but not universally, to prevail. In Brush v. ScribnerSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Swift v. TysonSearch
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Warren v. LynchSearch
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Bay v. CoddingtonSearch
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of Bay v. CoddingtonSearch
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Rosa v. BrothersonSearch
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and Payne v. CutlerSearch
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Bank of Salina v. BabcockSearch
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and Bank of Sandusky v. ScovilleSearch
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Luke v. LydeSearch
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of Coolidge v. PaysonSearch
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and Townsley v. SumrallSearch
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of Pillans and Rose v. VanSearch
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Chaumette v. BankSearch
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of Bosanquet v. DudmanSearch
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of Heywood v. WatsonSearch
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and Bramah v. RobertsSearch
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and Percival v. FramptonSearch
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In Brush v. ScribnerSearch
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