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Tate Vs. Norton
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- US Supreme Court
- Jan 01, 1876
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U.S. 746 (1876) U.S. Supreme Court Tate v. NortonSearch
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U.S. 746 (1876) Tate v. NortonSearch
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Their flexible jurisdiction is always applied as the substantial interests of right and justice may require. Hook v. PayneSearch
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Yates v. HamblySearch
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Thompson v. BrownSearch
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of duty for which a court of equity will hold him responsible, nor the commission of a devastavit. In Thompson v. BrownSearch
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will sometimes appoint a person to carry on a trade for an infant partner. Montague on Partnership 187, and Sayer v. BennetSearch
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Page 94 U. S. 750 there cited. And Lord Mansfield, in the case of Barker v. ParkerSearch
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Wedderburne v. WedderburneSearch
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Beav. 84, and Ryves v. ColemanSearch
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Atk. 439. In Thompson v. BrownSearch
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the chancellor quoted with approbation the language of Lord Hardwicke in Knight v. EarlSearch
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The same rule was applied by this court in Markey v. LangleySearch
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an action until an order to pay creditors has been made by the probate court and violated by the administrator. Oatlaw v. YellSearch
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Gordon v. StateSearch
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Baker v. StateSearch
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McMorrin v. OverholtSearch
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considered. The administrator was a trustee for the creditors, as well as for the heirs and distributees. Payne v. HookSearch
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Baker v. GrimesSearch
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in the court below, and therefore cannot be objected to here. The assignment could have been well made by parol. Ford v. StewartSearch
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Scott v. McDougallSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Tate v. NortonSearch
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In Thompson v. BrownSearch
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and Sayer v. BennetSearch
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of Barker v. ParkerSearch
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Wedderburne v. WedderburneSearch
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and Ryves v. ColemanSearch
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Knight v. EarlSearch
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Oatlaw v. YellSearch
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Ford v. StewartSearch
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