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Rogers Vs. Burlington

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Jan 01, 1865

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  1. Garland Vs. Davis US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1846
  2. Cohens Vs. Virginia US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1821
  3. U.S. 654 (1865) U.S. Supreme Court Rogers v. Burlington
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  4. U.S. 3 Wall. 654 654 (1865) Rogers v. Burlington
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  5. that no further remark upon the proposition is necessary, except to say that the decision in the case of Gelpcke v. City
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  6. in the same words as the provision contained in the charter of the defendants. Decision, also, in the case of Meyer v. City
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  7. and to borrow money to pay for the stock subscribed, the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania held, in the case of Middleton v. Alleghany
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  8. that the bonds had been received in payment of the subscription. Same court also held, in the case of Reinboth v. Pittsburg
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  9. Precisely the same objection was made in the case of Meyer v. City
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  10. Gorman v. Lenox
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  11. Bennet v. Butterworth
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  12. Slocum v. Pomeroy
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  13. Vincennes University v. Indiana
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  14. Rome v. Rome
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  15. Prettyman v. Tazewell
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  16. Bushnell v. Beloit
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  17. Reinboth v. Pittsburg
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  18. Seybert v. Pittsburg
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  19. Bissel v. Jeffersonville
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  20. Knox County v. Aspinwall
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  21. the measure of the power. This is too obvious to require argument, and so are all the adjudications. Thus, in Head v. Providence
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  22. The question presented is not a new one. In Gould v. Town
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  23. McCracken v. City
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  24. The Farmers' Loan & Trust Company v. Carroll
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  25. The New York Fire Insurance Company v. Ely
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  26. U.S. Supreme Court Rogers v. Burlington
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  27. of Gelpcke v. City
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  28. of Meyer v. City
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  29. of Middleton v. Alleghany
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  30. of Reinboth v. Pittsburg
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  31. Head v. Providence
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  32. In Gould v. Town
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  33. Suydam v. Williamson
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