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Glenny Vs. Langdon
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- US Supreme Court
- Jan 01, 1878
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U.S. 20 (1878) U.S. Supreme Court Glenny v. LangdonSearch
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U.S. 20 (1878) Glenny v. LangdonSearch
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described in the provision, and be against the other, as appears by the express words of the provision. Smith v. MasonSearch
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Wall. 75. Nor is there any thing in the case of Clark v. ClarkSearch
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followed, which show to a demonstration that neither the bankrupt nor any creditor could maintain any such suit. Clark v. HackettSearch
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of the adjudication in bankruptcy, and the appointment of the assignee as the representative of the bankrupt. Shearman v. BinghamSearch
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of the law in all cases, even though the state courts should refuse to exercise jurisdiction in such cases. Lathrop v. DrakeSearch
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second section of that act, in respect to which the determination of the circuit court is final and conclusive. Knight v. CheneySearch
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Carr v. HiltonSearch
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Curt.C.C. 234. Opposed to that proposition is the case of Franklin v. FarrSearch
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to the insolvent, and the same rule applies to suits for a similar object brought by the insolvent himself. Heath v. ChadwickSearch
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S. 30 to institute the suit in the name of the assignee, first indemnifying the assignee against costs. Benfield v. SolomonsSearch
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Ves. 83. Attempt to maintain such a suit was made in Yewens v. RobinsonSearch
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indemnity against cost and damage. 2 Deac. & Chit. 393. Corresponding decision was made in the case of Hammond v. AtwoodSearch
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proper course was to apply to the court by petition to have the assignees removed and new assignees appointed. Major v. AuklandSearch
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and a third party, the true remedy being a petition for relief to the court of original jurisdiction. Tarleton v. HornbySearch
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which would burden instead of benefiting the fund to be distributed, are given by Judge Ware in the case of Smith v. GordonSearch
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be to burden the estate of the bankrupt, and to diminish the fund to be distributed among the creditors. Copeland v. StephensSearch
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Amory v. LawrenceSearch
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Fowler v. DownSearch
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Fox v. WebbSearch
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Wilkins v. FrySearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Glenny v. LangdonSearch
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Smith v. MasonSearch
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of Clark v. ClarkSearch
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Clark v. HackettSearch
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Shearman v. BinghamSearch
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Knight v. CheneySearch
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of Franklin v. FarrSearch
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Heath v. ChadwickSearch
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Benfield v. SolomonsSearch
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Yewens v. RobinsonSearch
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of Hammond v. AtwoodSearch
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Major v. AuklandSearch
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Tarleton v. HornbySearch
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of Smith v. GordonSearch
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Copeland v. StephensSearch
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