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Barber Vs. Barber
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- Jan 01, 1858
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U.S. 582 (1858) U.S. Supreme Court Barber v. BarberSearch
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U.S. 21 How. 582 582 (1858) Barber v. BarberSearch
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How In the case of Burr v. HeathSearch
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may sue the wife, or the wife the husband, in equity notwithstanding neither of them can sue the other at law. Cannel v. BuckleSearch
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Brooks v. BrooksSearch
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what is due, and always to cases in which no appeal is pending from the decree for the divorce or for alimony. Shaftoe v. ShaftoeSearch
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Dawson v. DawsonSearch
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Haffey v. HaffeySearch
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Angier v. AngierSearch
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Coglan v. CoglanSearch
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Street v. StreetSearch
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and efficacious to the ends of justice, and its prompt administration, as the remedy in equity. Boyce's Ex'x v. GrundySearch
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United States v. RowlandSearch
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Osborn v. UnitedSearch
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Section 728. Chief justice Shaw says, in Harlean v. HarleanSearch
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against the right of a wife, divorced from bed and board, to choose for herself a domicile, do not apply. Donegal v. DonegalSearch
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in 1 Addam's Ecclesiastical 8, 19. That of Shachell v. ShachellSearch
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cited in Whitcomb v. WhitcombSearch
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board of the husband. The leading case under the same circumstances is that Page 62 U. S. 595 of Warrender v. WarrenderSearch
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brought an action against him for arrears. He demurred to the declaration, and judgment was given for her. Wheeler v. WheelerSearch
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is as much a judgment as if it had been obtained on the common law side of the court. Rogers, Justice, in Clark v. ClarkSearch
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leave the state, the court, on the wife's petition, granted a writ of ne exeat res publica against him. Denton v. DentonSearch
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ejectment for a lot of land the use of which was allowed to her as alimony. In Virginia it was said, in Purcell v. PurcellSearch
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from which we derive our knowledge of those principles. Such is the law as announced in the cases of Robenson v. CampbellSearch
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of United States v. HowlandSearch
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of Boyle v. ZacharieSearch
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Turner, 6 Pet. 648. It is repeated in the cases of Story v. LivingstonSearch
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Pet. 359, and of Gaines v. RelfSearch
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has been quoted by Sir William Grant in 10 Ves. 397, and that the same opinion was advanced in the case of Lambert v. LambertSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Barber v. BarberSearch
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of Burr v. HeathSearch
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Cannel v. BuckleSearch
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Shaftoe v. ShaftoeSearch
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Boyce's Ex'x v. GrundySearch
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Harlean v. HarleanSearch
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Donegal v. DonegalSearch
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That of Shachell v. ShachellSearch
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Whitcomb v. WhitcombSearch
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of Warrender v. WarrenderSearch
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Wheeler v. WheelerSearch
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Clark v. ClarkSearch
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Denton v. DentonSearch
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Purcell v. PurcellSearch
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of Robenson v. CampbellSearch
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of Story v. LivingstonSearch
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and of Gaines v. RelfSearch
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of Lambert v. LambertSearch
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Livingston v. StorySearch
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