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Hagan Vs. Walker
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- US Supreme Court
- Jan 01, 1852
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U.S. 29 (1852) U.S. Supreme Court Hagan v. WalkerSearch
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U.S. 14 How. 29 29 (1852) Hagan v. WalkerSearch
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insolvency of the administrator, and where the third person was the surviving partner of the deceased. Utterson v. MairSearch
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Alsager v. RowleySearch
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Burroughs v. EltonSearch
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Gedge v. TraillSearch
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Long v. MajestreSearch
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declared in all the cases that what is to constitute it has not been limited by any precise and rigid rule. In Holland v. PriorSearch
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a deceased representative, without any suggestion of collusion between him and the present representative. In Simpson v. VaughnSearch
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Martin v. RootSearch
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be able to make good his claim to a sufficient amount of these personal assets to enable him to pay the debts. Holland v. CruftSearch
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that the creditor cannot proceed at law until after a revival of the judgment by a scire facias. In Burroughs v. EltonSearch
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manner, the property may be appropriated to the payment of the complainant's debt. It is true, that in Finley v. BankSearch
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in that very case the court refused to treat the decree as erroneous after it had been executed. In Delabere v. NorwoodSearch
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bill to obtain payment of an annuity charged on land, prior annuitants were held not to be necessary parties. In Rose v. PageSearch
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Sim. 471, the same rule was applied to a prior mortgagee, and in Wakeman v. GroverSearch
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Paige 23, and Rundell v. MarquisSearch
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of Donegal, 1 Hogan 308, and Post v. MackallSearch
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and in Parker v. FullerSearch
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to the payment of debts of the deceased owner, were held not to be necessary parties to the bill. See also Hoxie v. CarrSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Hagan v. WalkerSearch
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Utterson v. MairSearch
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In Holland v. PriorSearch
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In Simpson v. VaughnSearch
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Holland v. CruftSearch
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In Burroughs v. EltonSearch
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Finley v. BankSearch
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In Delabere v. NorwoodSearch
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In Rose v. PageSearch
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Wakeman v. GroverSearch
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and Rundell v. MarquisSearch
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and Post v. MackallSearch
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Parker v. FullerSearch
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Hoxie v. CarrSearch
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