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Watson Vs. Jones
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- Jan 01, 1871
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U.S. 679 (1871) U.S. Supreme Court Watson v. JonesSearch
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U.S. 13 Wall. 679 679 (1871) Watson v. JonesSearch
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in its control. Thus matters stood, so far as the church property was concerned, up to the final decree in Avery v. WatsonSearch
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As to the nature of the issues in this case of Avery v. WatsonSearch
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On the 28th of February, 1868, the complainants in the case of Avery v. WatsonSearch
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obedience. Thus far as to the controversy in the Walnut Street Church, involved in the particular case of Watson v. AverySearch
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constituted the church, although the issue as to membership was not distinctly made in the chancery suit of Avery v. WatsonSearch
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be pleaded in bar as a former adjudication of the same matter between the same parties. In the case of Barrows v. KindredSearch
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issue in the two suits to make the pendency of the one defeat the other, are as fully discussed, in the case of Buck v. ColbathSearch
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This opinion contains a critical review of the cases in this Court of Hagan v. LucasSearch
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and Freeman v. HoweSearch
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a valid subsisting decree which, though final, is unexecuted. The decisions of this Court in the cases of Taylor v. CarrylSearch
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and Buck v. ColbathSearch
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as construed in the cases of Diggs v. WolcottSearch
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and Peck v. JennessSearch
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the declared objects of the trust. In the leading case on this subject in the English courts of the Attorney General v. PearsonSearch
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statement that the court has the right to enforce a trust clearly defined on such a subject. The case of Miller v. GableSearch
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truth. Of the cases in which this doctrine is applied, no better representative can be found than that of Shannon v. FrostSearch
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principle is ably supported by the learned Chief Justice of the Court of Appeals of Kentucky. The case of Smith v. NelsonSearch
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We concede at the outset that the doctrine of the English courts is otherwise. In the case of Attorney General v. PearsonSearch
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and which of the contending parties before the court holds to this standard. And in the subsequent case of Craigdallie v. AikmanSearch
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in the Court of Sessions after no little struggle and resistance. The full history of the case of Craigdallie v. AikmanSearch
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in the Scottish court, which we cannot further pursue, and the able opinion of Lord Meadowbank in Galbraith v. SmithSearch
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the case of Shannon v. FrostSearch
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In the subsequent case of Gibson v. ArmstrongSearch
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Episcopal Church, we understand the same principles to be laid down as governing that case, and in the case of Watson v. AverySearch
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case relied on by the appellants as a bar and considered in the former part of this opinion, the doctrine of Shannon v. FrostSearch
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the subject is that of the Court of Appeals of South Carolina, delivered by Chancellor Johnson in the case of Harmon v. DreherSearch
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In Den v. BoltonSearch
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on a statute, it is said to be true on general principles. The Supreme Court of Illinois, in the case of Ferraria v. VasconcellesSearch
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refers to the case of Shannon v. FrostSearch
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In the very important case of Chase v. ChenySearch
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dissents with Judge Sheldon from the opinion because it so holds. Page 80 U. S. 732 In the case of Watson v. FarrisSearch
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In the subsequent case of McGinnis v. WatsonSearch
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again applied and supported by a more elaborate argument. The Court of Appeals of Kentucky, in the case of Watson v. AverySearch
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ecclesiastical questions. And this is precisely what the Court of Appeals of Kentucky did in the case of Watson v. AverySearch
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Watson v. AverySearch
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Payne v. DreweSearch
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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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U.S. Supreme Court Watson v. JonesSearch
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Avery v. WatsonSearch
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of Avery v. WatsonSearch
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of Watson v. AverySearch
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