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Casey Vs. Cavaroc
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- US Supreme Court
- Jan 01, 1877
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U.S. 467 (1877) U.S. Supreme Court Casey v. CavarocSearch
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U.S. 467 (1877) Casey v. CavarocSearch
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the Credit Mobilier. The case has some features in common with, though differing in others from, that of Clarke v. IselinSearch
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The Court then cited White v. PlattSearch
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The case of Clarke v. IselinSearch
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payable to bearer, gives him the title also, which is something more than a pledge. This double title existed in White v. PlattSearch
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and in Clarke v. IselinSearch
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a restoration of the possession to the debtor. This is in accordance both with the common and the civil law. Reeves v. CapperSearch
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was not lost. He recovered the chronometer against a person to whom the master pledged it a second time. In Hays v. RiddleSearch
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In Macomber v. ParkerSearch
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Ricou v. SyndicsSearch
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of the law. We think that the decisions in Louisiana lead to the same conclusion. In the case of Geddes v. BennettSearch
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held it, and subject to all the equities to which it was subject in his hands. The first case is that of Campbell v. SlidellSearch
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to pledge as to raise a privilege -- which, as we have seen, there was not. The second case is that of Partee v. CorningSearch
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which we have reached in this case. We have examined the other authorities referred to, among which are Mitford v. MitfordSearch
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Mitchell v. WinslowSearch
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and also the cases of Gibson v. WardenSearch
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Wall. 244, and Cook v. TullisSearch
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without this quality, as held both in the French law (as already shown) and in Louisiana, in the case of Matthews v. RutherfordSearch
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will be fully adequate to the protection of their interests as established by law. The case of Bank of Alexandria v. HerbertSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Casey v. CavarocSearch
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of Clarke v. IselinSearch
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White v. PlattSearch
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Clarke v. IselinSearch
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Reeves v. CapperSearch
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In Hays v. RiddleSearch
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of Geddes v. BennettSearch
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of Campbell v. SlidellSearch
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of Partee v. CorningSearch
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Mitford v. MitfordSearch
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of Gibson v. WardenSearch
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and Cook v. TullisSearch
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of Matthews v. RutherfordSearch
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of Bank of Alexandria v. HerbertSearch
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