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Barnard Vs. Kellogg

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Jan 01, 1869

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  1. U.S. 383 (1869) U.S. Supreme Court Barnard v. Kellogg
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  2. U.S. 10 Wall. 383 383 (1869) Barnard v. Kellogg
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  3. inconvenient it was still practicable, and that is all, as we have seen, that the law requires. The case of Salisbury v. Stainer
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  4. no custom in the sale of this article can be admitted to imply one. A contrary doctrine, says the court, in Thompson v. Ashton
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  5. the more recent decisions on the subject are against the validity of the custom set up in this case. In Dickinson v. Gay
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  6. implied, was contrary to the rule of the common law on the subject, and therefore void. If anything, the case of Dodd v. Farlow
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  7. adopted a contrary view, but the earlier and later cases agree with the Massachusetts decisions. The question in Frith v. Barker
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  8. In Woodruff v. Merchants'
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  9. And, in Beirne v. Dord
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  10. of chattels. But the latest authority in that Page 77 U. S. 393 state on the subject, is the case of Simmons v. Law
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  11. general thing that they are in harmony with the decisions already noticed. See the American note to Wigglesworth v. Dallison
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  12. to review the cases. They are collected in the very accurate English note Page 77 U. S. 394 to Wigglesworth v. Dallison
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  13. in opinion as to the rules of law which are applicable. These rules, says Chief Justice Wilde in Spartali v. Benecke
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  14. See Notes to Wigglesworth v. Dallison
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  15. Blackett v. Royal
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  16. Snowden v. Warder
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  17. Coxe v. Heisley
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  18. Wetherill v. Neillson
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  19. U.S. Supreme Court Barnard v. Kellogg
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  20. of Salisbury v. Stainer
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  21. Thompson v. Ashton
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  22. In Dickinson v. Gay
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  23. of Dodd v. Farlow
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  24. Frith v. Barker
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  25. Beirne v. Dord
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  26. of Simmons v. Law
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  27. Wigglesworth v. Dallison
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  28. Spartali v. Benecke
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