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Ford Vs. Surget
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- US Supreme Court
- Jan 01, 1878
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U.S. 594 (1878) U.S. Supreme Court Ford v. SurgetSearch
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U.S. 594 (1878) Ford v. SurgetSearch
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SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI Syllabus 1. The court reaffirms the doctrine in Williams v. BruffySearch
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In view of the decision in Williams v. BruffySearch
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We do not perceive that this case, upon the question of jurisdiction, can be distinguished from Williams v. BruffySearch
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The numerous decisions of this Court, beginning with the Prize Cases, 2 Black 635, and ending with Williams v. BruffySearch
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supra, and Dewing v. PerdicariesSearch
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Young v. UnitedSearch
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allegiance, and were bound by such laws as the usurping government saw fit to recognize and impose. United States v. RiceSearch
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nearly the whole of the territory of Page 97 U. S. 616 the states confederated in insurrection. Thorington v. SmithSearch
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blockade maintained by a suitable force, and notified to neutral powers the same as in open and public war. Mauran v. InsuranceSearch
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at Castine during the war of 1812 and the temporary government at Tampico during the Mexican War. United States v. RiceSearch
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maintained, however unlawfully acquired, the power of the insurgent government cannot be questioned. Thorington v. SmithSearch
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court held was a capture within the meaning of the policy, and that the insurers were not liable for the loss. Dole v. Merchants'Search
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Planters' Bank v. UnionSearch
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ground. In the first case, the facts were agreed between the parties, as will be seen by the report of the case. Dole v. NewSearch
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suit and sued out a writ of error in the second, which was subsequently heard and decided in this Court. Mauran v. InsuranceSearch
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as those presented to the Supreme Court of Massachusetts, where the questions were decided in the same way. Fifield v. InsuranceSearch
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as to make it a war in substance as essentially as it could be between foreign powers. Monongahela Insurance Co. v. ChesterSearch
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of Maine, where the case was argued by the same eminent counsel as in that cited from the Massachusetts reports. Dole v. Merchants'Search
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and the acts of their congress constituted, as to such citizens, during the rebellion, the law of the land. Franklin v. VannoySearch
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Reynolds v. TaylorSearch
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of seizure and condemnation, in order to prevent its falling into the hands and coming to the use of the enemy. Ford v. SurgetSearch
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intent and purpose of the prosecution having been to raise means to prosecute war against the United States. Conrad v. WaplesSearch
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the state, proceeding in all the forms of regular organized government, and occupying the capital of the state. Evans v. CitySearch
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from the commanding general, especially when given in obedience to an act of the Confederate Congress. United States v. GrossmaygerSearch
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Sprott v. UnitedSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Ford v. SurgetSearch
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and Dewing v. PerdicariesSearch
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Thorington v. SmithSearch
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Mauran v. InsuranceSearch
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the Mexican War. United States v. RiceSearch
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Dole v. Merchants'Search
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Dole v. NewSearch
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Court. Mauran v. InsuranceSearch
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Fifield v. InsuranceSearch
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Monongahela Insurance Co. v. ChesterSearch
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Franklin v. VannoySearch
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the United States. Conrad v. WaplesSearch
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Evans v. CitySearch
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of the Confederate Congress. United States v. GrossmaygerSearch
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Williams v. BruffySearch
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United States v. RiceSearch
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