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United States Vs. Thomas
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- US Supreme Court
- Jan 01, 1872
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U.S. 337 (1872) U.S. Supreme Court United States v. ThomasSearch
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U.S. 15 Wall. 337 337 (1872) United States v. ThomasSearch
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and the question was elaborately argued in the great case of Lane v. CottonSearch
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so severe a rule in cases of escape is probably founded in motives of public safety. Chief Justice Gibson, in Wheeler v. HambrightSearch
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Lord Chief Justice Holt, in his dissenting opinion in Lane v. CottonSearch
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were absolute debtors for, and not simply custodians of, the money in their hands. In New York, in the case of Muzzy v. ShattuckSearch
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duties and liabilities of a town collector, came to the conclusion -- contrary to its previous decision in Supervisors v. DorrSearch
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for amounts not covered by such bonds may be fairly presumed to be the same. In the leading case of United States v. PrescottSearch
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impossible, as to cultivate an island which has sunk in the sea. It was thus decided in the leading case of Paradine v. JaneSearch
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official bonds have been cited to support the proposition. Those principally relied on are the cases of United States v. PrescottSearch
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Muzzy v. ShattuckSearch
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Commonwealth v. ComlySearch
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State v. HarperSearch
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looking in that direction, but not called for by the judgment, may have been used. The case of United States v. PrescottSearch
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has already been sufficiently adverted to. The next in order of time was that of Muzzy v. ShattuckSearch
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state, however, may have justified the view which was taken in that case. The next case is that of Commonwealth v. ComlySearch
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of tolls, and the same defense (of theft) was interposed. Chief Justice Gibson refers to the case of United States v. PrescottSearch
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So in the case of State v. HarperSearch
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liable in cases of overruling necessity. On the contrary, in the last reported case on the subject, that of Bevans v. UnitedSearch
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specific property which is not his, and which he cannot use for his own purposes. In the case of Farrar & Brown v. UnitedSearch
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Wren v. KirtonSearch
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Utica Insurance Co. v. LynchSearch
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Rowth v. HowellSearch
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White v. BaughSearch
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Burke v. TrevittSearch
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Panel v. NevelSearch
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The case of United States v. PrescottSearch
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to the rigid terms which the law annexes to such covenants or promises. In the subsequent case of United States v. MorganSearch
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the same question is decided on precisely the same grounds. The case of United States v. DashielSearch
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was decided with merely a reference to the doctrine of the two cases just cited. The case of United States v. KeehlerSearch
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States on an order made by the insurrectionary government directing him to do so. When the case of United States v. DashielSearch
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and safekeeping. Such were my opinions when, as a member of the court, I took part in the decision of United States v. DashielSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court United States v. ThomasSearch
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of Lane v. CottonSearch
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Wheeler v. HambrightSearch
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Lane v. CottonSearch
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of Muzzy v. ShattuckSearch
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Supervisors v. DorrSearch
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of United States v. PrescottSearch
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of Paradine v. JaneSearch
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of Commonwealth v. ComlySearch
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of State v. HarperSearch
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of Bevans v. UnitedSearch
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of Farrar & Brown v. UnitedSearch
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Burke v. TrevittSearch
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of United States v. MorganSearch
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of United States v. DashielSearch
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of United States v. KeehlerSearch
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