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Cocke Vs. Halsey

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Jan 01, 1842

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  1. U.S. 71 (1842) U.S. Supreme Court Cocke v. Halsey
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  2. U.S. 16 Pet. 71 71 (1842) Cocke v. Halsey
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  3. nor the rights of persons dependent upon it be impaired, by any collateral proceeding. Cases cited, Thompson v. Tolmie
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  4. Voorhees v. Bank
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  5. Trenton Railroad Company v. Stimpson
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  6. some instances they operate directly against it. The first case relied on (and it is a leading case) is that of King v. Lisle
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  7. The second case from the English books is that of Knight v. Corporation
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  8. de facto, and that therefore all judicial and ministerial acts performed by him were good. The cases of People v. Collins
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  9. Johns. 549, and of McInstry v. Tanner
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  10. id. 135, are in strictest accordance with the authority from Lutwyche. In People v. Collins
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  11. and do not affect the public utility. The doctrine on this subject is to be found at large in the case of King v. Lisle
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  12. So too in 15 Mass. 173, Bucknam v. Ruggles
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  13. held that the acts of officers not qualified by those statutes may be valid as to strangers. The case of Williams v. Peyton's
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  14. perhaps will dispute, but whether affirmed or denied, cannot apply to the present case. So too the case of Davidson v. Gill
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  15. of doubt at this day, and has been repeatedly and expressly recognized in this Court, as in the cases of Thompson v. Tolmie
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  16. U.S. Supreme Court Cocke v. Halsey
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  17. Thompson v. Tolmie
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  18. Philadelphia & Trenton Railroad Company v. Stimpson
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  19. of King v. Lisle
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  20. of Knight v. Corporation
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  21. of People v. Collins
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  22. and of McInstry v. Tanner
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  23. Lutwyche. In People v. Collins
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  24. Bucknam v. Ruggles
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  25. of Williams v. Peyton's
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  26. of Davidson v. Gill
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  27. of Thompson v. Tolmie
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  28. and Philadelphia & Trenton Railroad Company v. Stimpson
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  29. United States v. Arredondo
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