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Mason Vs. Eldred
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- US Supreme Court
- Jan 01, 1867
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U.S. 231 (1867) U.S. Supreme Court Mason v. EldredSearch
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U.S. 6 Wall. 231 231 (1867) Mason v. EldredSearch
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bars an action against the others, and that the entire cause of action is merged in the judgment. The case of Sheehy v. MandevilleSearch
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contract of each co-partner. The language of Lord Mansfield in giving the judgment of the King's Bench in Rice v. ShuteSearch
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constitute a bar to a suit upon the same note against another co-partner, the plaintiff relies upon the case of Sheehy v. MandevilleSearch
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tribunals of different states. It was elaborately reviewed by the supreme court of New York in the case of Robertson v. SmithSearch
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direct conflict with its adjudication. In the Supreme Court of Massachusetts a ruling similar to that of Robinson v. SmithSearch
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In Wann v. McNultySearch
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Page 73 U. S. 237 the Supreme Court of Illinois commented upon the case of Sheehy v. MandevilleSearch
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and Indiana -- was more consistent with the principles of law, and was supported by better reasons. In Smith v. BlackSearch
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In its opinion, the court referred to Sheehy v. MandevilleSearch
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who composed the Supreme Court of the United States, was not of binding authority, and it was disregarded. In King v. HoarSearch
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judicatam, and could not be made the subject of another action. In the course of the argument, the case of Sheehy v. MandevilleSearch
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the reasoning attributed to him in the report of that case was not satisfactory. Mr. Justice Story in Trafton v. UnitedSearch
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refers to this case in the Exchequer and to that of Sheehy v. MandevilleSearch
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the common law rule were to govern the decision of this case, we should feel obliged, notwithstanding Sheehy v. MandevilleSearch
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before the court, if found within the state, that such parties may be sued upon the original demand. In Bonesteel v. ToddSearch
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In Oakley v. AspinwallSearch
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Young v. RummellSearch
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Ward v. JohnsonSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Mason v. EldredSearch
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of Sheehy v. MandevilleSearch
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Rice v. ShuteSearch
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of Robertson v. SmithSearch
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of Robinson v. SmithSearch
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In Smith v. BlackSearch
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In King v. HoarSearch
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Trafton v. UnitedSearch
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In Bonesteel v. ToddSearch
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