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Farrington Vs. Tennessee
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- US Supreme Court
- Jan 01, 1877
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U.S. 679 (1877) U.S. Supreme Court Farrington v. TennesseeSearch
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U.S. 679 (1877) Farrington v. TennesseeSearch
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impaired, all is in peril. It is needless to lift the veil and contemplate the future of such a people. Trist v. ChildSearch
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requires no consideration to support it. A gift consummated is as valid in law as anything else. Dartmouth College v. WoodwardSearch
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is to be done or not to be done by one or both the parties. Only a slight consideration is necessary. Pillans v. VanSearch
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Forth v. StantonSearch
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into activity the constitutional provision and the judicial power of this Court to redress the wrong. Von Hoffman v. CitySearch
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Dash v. VanSearch
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Kleeck, 7 Johns. (N.Y.) 477. See also Society v. WheelerSearch
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body to which it belonged. To the extent of such assent, amendments were effectual, and no further. Dartmouth College v. WoodwardSearch
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The King v. PassmoreSearch
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of the Roman emperors, sometimes applied in molding and administering the civil law in special cases. In The King v. PassmoreSearch
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and none has been asked for. The same doctrine has been often reaffirmed in later cases. The last one is New Jersey v. YardSearch
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law is as much a part of the law of every state as its own local laws and Constitution. Farmers' & Mechanics' Bank v. DeeringSearch
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explicit to admit fairly of any other construction that the proposition can be supported. West Wisconsin Railway Co. v. BoardSearch
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If the corporation be dissolved by judgment of law, equity may interpose and perform the same functions. Wood v. DummerSearch
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Gordon v. AppealSearch
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Hamilton v. MassachusettsSearch
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Wall. 264. 2. Accumulated earnings. State v. UtterSearch
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St. Louis Mutual Insurance Co. v. CharlesSearch
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Mo. 462. 3. Profits and dividends. Attorney-General v. BankSearch
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estate belonging to the corporation and necessary Page 95 U. S. 688 for its business. Wilmington Railroad v. ReidSearch
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Bank of Cape Fear v. EdwardsSearch
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where there is no protection by previous compact. Unrestrained power to tax is power to destroy. M'Culloch v. MarylandSearch
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the state might have been silent as to taxation. In that case, the power would have been unfettered. Providence Bank v. BillingsSearch
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authority conferred by a later act of the legislature authorizing a bridge to be so built. In Wilmington Railroad v. ReidSearch
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of the company. This Court held the exemption to be a contract, and adjudged the laws to be void. Union Bank v. StateSearch
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than upon the capital stock in the other. The same negative considerations apply to both. In Bank of Cape Fear v. EdwardsSearch
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tax, state or county, and that the banking house and the lot upon which it stood was within the exemption. Gordon v. AppealSearch
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is unnecessary. The points of analogy are too obvious and cogent to require remark. See also State Bank of Ohio v. KnoopSearch
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and Home of the Friendless v. RouseSearch
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directions to enter a decree in favor of the plaintiff in error, and it is So ordered. NOTE -- In Dunscomb v. TennesseeSearch
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Wicks v. SameSearch
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Neely v. SameSearch
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Supreme Court of the State of Tennessee, which were argued by the same counsel as was the preceding case, and in Hill v. TennesseeSearch
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These cases are all disposed of by the opinion in Farrington v. TennesseeSearch
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