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Henderson Vs. Anderson

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Jan 01, 1845

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  1. Bank of the Metropolis Vs. Jones US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1834
  2. Bank of the United States Vs. Dunn US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1832
  3. Peterson Vs. Willing US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1799
  4. U.S. 73 (1845) U.S. Supreme Court Henderson v. Anderson
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  5. U.S. 3 How. 73 73 (1845) Henderson v. Anderson
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  6. N AND FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA Syllabus This Court adheres to the rule laid down in Walton v. Shelly
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  7. T.R. 296, sustained as it has been by the decisions of this Court in Bank of the United States v. Dunn
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  8. Pet. 12, and Scott v. Lloyd
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  9. competency is not denied, but it is said, on the authority of the doctrine first distinctly laid down in Walton v. Shelly
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  10. induced them first to limit its application to negotiable instruments and finally to abandon it altogether. Jordaine v. Lashbrook
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  11. followed. In others, where it had been originally adopted, the courts have been gradually receding from it. Stafford v. Rice
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  12. Powell v. Waters
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  13. Williams v. Walbridge
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  14. the paper sought to be attacked must not only be negotiable, but have been actually negotiated. United States v. Dunn
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  15. United States v. Liffler
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  16. Blagg v. Phoenix
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  17. Baird v. Cochrane
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  18. only a mode whereby the endorsers undertook to become sureties for a debt due by the drawers to the plaintiff. Powell v. Waters
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  19. well settled that the rule does not apply to cases of fraud or misconduct to which the holder was a party. Peterson v. Willing
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  20. Langer v. Felton
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  21. McPherson v. Powers
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  22. its character. The witness is, therefore, as competent in the one as in other. The case is similar to that of Baring v. Shippen
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  23. discussion and to different conclusions in the courts both of England and in this country. In the case of Walton v. Shelly
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  24. as to permit the impeachment of such an instrument by persons standing in the same relation to it. See Jordaine v. Lashbrook
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  25. s Bench of either side of this question have been adopted. In this Court, the rule laid down in the case of Walton v. Shelly
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  26. to with a uniformity which establishes it as the law of the Court. Thus, in the case of Bank of the United States v. Dunn
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  27. in the case of Bank of the Metropolis v. Jones
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  28. and in the case of Scott v. Lloyd
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  29. U.S. Supreme Court Henderson v. Anderson
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  30. Walton v. Shelly
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  31. and Scott v. Lloyd
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  32. Jordaine v. Lashbrook
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  33. Stafford v. Rice
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  34. of Baring v. Shippen
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  35. of Walton v. Shelly
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  36. See Jordaine v. Lashbrook
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  37. of Bank of the United States v. Dunn
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  38. of Bank of the Metropolis v. Jones
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  39. of Scott v. Lloyd
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  40. United States v. Dunn
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