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Ennis Vs. Smith
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- Jan 01, 1852
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U.S. 400 (1852) U.S. Supreme Court Ennis v. SmithSearch
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U.S. 14 How. 400 400 (1852) Ennis v. SmithSearch
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of others, especially of codes and accepted histories of the law of a country. See also the cases of Church v. HubbartSearch
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Cranch 181, and Talbot v. SeemanSearch
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connection with words of themselves of larger meaning, or of fixed legal import, as there were in the case of Bosley v. BosleySearch
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Rawson v. HaighSearch
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Taylor, 376. In the United States, the case of Gorham v. CantonSearch
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Greenleaf 266, is to the same effect, and in Massachusetts, in the cases of Thorndike v. BostonSearch
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Metcalf, and Kiburn v. BennettSearch
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retained, unless the change is proved, and the burden of proving it is upon him who alleges the changes. Somerville v. SomervilleSearch
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Bruce v. BruceSearch
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to be a part of the jus gentium. Lord Thurlow speaks of it as such in the House of Lords in the case of Bruce v. BruceSearch
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but it was brought into harmony with the law of the rest of Europe by the decision of the House of Lords in Bruce v. BruceSearch
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Omman v. BinghamSearch
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Colville & Landor v. BrownSearch
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W. & S. 28. The earliest case reported in the English books is that of Pipon v. PiponSearch
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according to our laws, and not those of his own country. He reaffirmed the same in a few years afterwards in Thorne v. WatkinsSearch
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Ves. 35. Lord Kenyon did the same, when he was Master of the Rolls in 1787, in Killpatrick v. KillpatrickSearch
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will be found cited in Robertson on Personal Succession 116. In 1790, the House of Lords acted upon the rule in Bruce v. BruceSearch
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and two years afterwards, in Hogg v. LashleySearch
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Morris v. HarmerSearch
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Lord Tenterden, in Lacon v. HegginsSearch
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copy and sworn to be such by the Consul, it would have been received in evidence, as the Irish statutes were in Jones v. MaffetSearch
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they were sworn to by an Irish barrister, and that he received them from the King's printer in Ireland. In Church v. HubbartSearch
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to all nations which may, according to the manner of its promulgation, be read as law without other proof. Talbot v. SeemanSearch
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text and the interpretation of it must be called. And so it was ruled afterwards by Erle, Justice, in 1846, in Cocks v. PurdySearch
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C. & K. 269, in which fragments of a code were offered as evidence. But his Lordship's opinion and the case of Clark v. PurdySearch
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him. In the other case, fragments of laws were offered. This point had been settled by Lord Stowell in Dalrymple v. DalrympleSearch
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judges in the Sussex Peerage Case, gave the rule, with its qualifications, in the case of the Earl of Nelson v. LordSearch
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officially published by the government which made the law. Such is the foundation of Lord Tenterden's ruling in Lacen v. HiggensSearch
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yet they are only received when the genuineness of the publication is apparent. This Court has so ruled in Hind v. VattierSearch
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Pet. 398, and in Owings v. HullSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Ennis v. SmithSearch
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of Church v. HubbartSearch
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and Talbot v. SeemanSearch
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of Bosley v. BosleySearch
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of Gorham v. CantonSearch
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of Thorndike v. BostonSearch
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Somerville v. SomervilleSearch
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of Bruce v. BruceSearch
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of Pipon v. PiponSearch
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Thorne v. WatkinsSearch
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Killpatrick v. KillpatrickSearch
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Hogg v. LashleySearch
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Lacon v. HegginsSearch
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Jones v. MaffetSearch
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Ireland. In Church v. HubbartSearch
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Cocks v. PurdySearch
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