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Taylor Vs. Carryl
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- Jan 01, 1857
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U.S. 583 (1857) U.S. Supreme Court Taylor v. CarrylSearch
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U.S. 20 How. 583 583 (1857) Taylor v. CarrylSearch
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as just and equal, and as opposing no hindrance to an efficient administration of the judicial power. In Payne v. DrewSearch
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by a party, whether claiming by title paramount or under the right which they were appointed to protect, Evelyn v. LewisSearch
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Madd. 406, as their possession is the possession of the court. Noe v. GibsonSearch
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validity of the orders under which possession was obtained on the ground that they were improvidently made. Russell v. EastSearch
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to them in the exercise of the duties of their office. But it is in this Court that the principle stated in Payne v. DrewSearch
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class by the approbation and confidence of those submitted to their government. The decision in the case of Hagan v. LucasSearch
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How. 52, 55 U. S. 368 , and to settle the priorities of execution creditors of distinct courts. Pulliam v. OsbornSearch
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imported, but not entered at the custom house, and the validity of the levy was the question involved. Harmer v. DennieSearch
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A recognition of the same principle is to be found in Peck v. JennessSearch
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Carryl v. TaylorSearch
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It follows, by an inevitable induction from the cases of Harmar v. DennieSearch
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and Peck v. JennessSearch
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The Druid, 1 Wm.Rob. 399. And the opinion of this Court in The Schooner Freeman v. BuckinghamSearch
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the ship by the marshal of the court, Page 61 U. S. 600 and the authorities are to this effect. Jennings v. CursonSearch
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in rem. The same subject has been considered by state courts, and their authority is to the same effect. Keating v. SpinkSearch
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in 2 Sumn. 589, and also before the District Court of the State of Maine thirty years ago in the case of Poland v. FreightSearch
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from pursuing their remedy, where alone they can obtain it. But the decision of this Court in the case of Hagan v. LucasSearch
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that case has no analogy whatever to the questions arising in this. Page 61 U. S. 607 In the case of Hagan v. LucasSearch
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of them the court of a state and the other a court of the United States. It was no new question when the case of Hagan v. LucasSearch
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applied the familiar rule in relation to courts of concurrent jurisdiction. But how can the case of Hagan v. LucasSearch
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and appropriate jurisdiction. But my brethren of the majority seem to suppose that the principle decided in Hagan v. LucasSearch
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receive implicitly his doctrines on the admiralty jurisdiction, it may be well to remember that in the case of Smart v. WolfSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Taylor v. CarrylSearch
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In Payne v. DrewSearch
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Evelyn v. LewisSearch
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Noe v. GibsonSearch
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Russell v. EastSearch
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Payne v. DrewSearch
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of Hagan v. LucasSearch
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Pulliam v. OsbornSearch
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Harmer v. DennieSearch
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of Harmar v. DennieSearch
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Jennings v. CursonSearch
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Keating v. SpinkSearch
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of Poland v. FreightSearch
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of Smart v. WolfSearch
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