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Dutcher Vs. Wright

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Jan 01, 1876

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  1. Toof Vs. Martin US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1871
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  2. Lathrop Vs. Drake US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1875
  3. U.S. 553 (1876) U.S. Supreme Court Dutcher v. Wright
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  4. U.S. 553 (1876) Dutcher v. Wright
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  5. to give a preference to any creditor is void, the day upon which the petition is filed must be excluded. 2. Toof v. Martin
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  6. Wall. 40, and Buchanan v. Smith
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  7. that the debtor is unable to meet his obligations as they mature in the ordinary course of his business. Buchanan v. Smith
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  8. the debtor was insolvent if it appears that he might have ascertained the fact to be so by reasonable inquiry. Scammon v. Cole
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  9. Wilson v. City
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  10. that the district court, where the suit in this case was commenced, had no jurisdiction to maintain the suit. Shearman v. Bingham
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  11. time must be reckoned, excluding both the day of the act and that of Page 94 U. S. 560 the event. The Queen v. The
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  12. Mitchell v. Foster
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  13. Zouch v. Empsey
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  14. where the computation is to be made from an act done, the day on which the act is done is to be included. Arnold v. United
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  15. may, in popular use and even in strict propriety of language, mean either inclusive or exclusive. Pugh v. Leeds
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  16. Cowp. 714. Special reference was made to that decision in the case of Griffith v. Bogert
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  17. and the other exclusive, without any particular designation that the one or the other shall be exclusive. Gillespie v. White
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  18. U.S. Supreme Court Dutcher v. Wright
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  19. and Buchanan v. Smith
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  20. Buchanan v. Smith
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  21. Scammon v. Cole
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  22. Shearman v. Bingham
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  23. The Queen v. The
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  24. Arnold v. United
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  25. Pugh v. Leeds
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  26. of Griffith v. Bogert
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  27. Gillespie v. White
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