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Davie Vs. Briggs

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Jan 01, 1878

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  1. U.S. 628 (1878) U.S. Supreme Court Davie v. Briggs
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  2. U.S. 628 (1878) Davie v. Briggs
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  3. reconstruction period between Sept. 1, 1861, and Jan. 1, 1870, as required by the statutes of North Carolina ( Johnson v. Winslow
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  4. Reg. v. Lumley
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  5. id. 265. In the leading case in the Court of Exchequer of Nepean v. Doe
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  20. McCartee v. Camee
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  21. Barb. (N.Y.) Ch. 456. And such seems to be the settled doctrine in North Carolina. In Spencer v. Moore
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  22. The question again arose in the subsequent case of Spencer v. Reper
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  23. id. 333, 334, when that court reaffirmed Spencer v. Moore
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  24. and, referring with approval to the doctrine announced by the Court of King's Bench in Doe dem. Knight v. Nepean
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  25. as used in statutes of limitation. In Faw v. Roberdeau
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  26. In Murray's Lessee v. Baker
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  27. In Bank of Alexandria v. Dyer
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  28. it said that its construction was in harmony with the uniform decisions of the courts of Maryland. In Shelby v. Guy
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  29. satisfactory conclusion upon the question. The Court at the same time decided, as they had previously done in Green v. Lessee
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  30. of Neal, 6 Pet. 291, and as they subsequently did in Harpending v. Dutch
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  31. Church, 16 Pet. 455, and Leffingwell v. Warren
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  32. Carolina, has received a fixed construction in the courts of that state. As early as 1811, in the case of Whitlock v. Walton
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  33. That case was approved in Earle v. Dickson
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  34. to the limitation statute of that state. In so doing, we pursue the precise course marked out in the case of Green v. Lessee
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  35. In the case of Murray's Lessee v. Baker
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  36. Supervisors v. United
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  37. U.S. Supreme Court Davie v. Briggs
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  38. Johnson v. Winslow
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  39. the Court of Exchequer of Nepean v. Doe
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  40. Cofer v. Flanagan
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  41. North Carolina. In Spencer v. Moore
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  42. of Spencer v. Reper
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  43. Spencer v. Moore
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  44. Knight v. Nepean
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  45. In Faw v. Roberdeau
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  46. of Maryland. In Shelby v. Guy
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  47. Green v. Lessee
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  48. Harpending v. Dutch
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  49. and Leffingwell v. Warren
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  50. of Whitlock v. Walton
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