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Beckwith Vs. Bean
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- US Supreme Court
- Jan 01, 1878
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U.S. 266 (1878) U.S. Supreme Court Beckwith v. BeanSearch
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U.S. 266 (1878) Beckwith v. BeanSearch
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with the injury complained of as might show the truth of the whole case, as it existed at the time of arrest. In Day v. WoodworthSearch
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Phillips, Evid. 518. The text in Greenleaf seems to rest partly upon the authority of Chinn v. MorrisSearch
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Ry. & M. 424, and Simpson v. McCaffreySearch
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Best, C.J., held the evidence admissible in reduction of damages. That case was cited with approval in Linford v. LakeSearch
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To the same effect is Roth v. SmithSearch
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In McCall v. McDowellSearch
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conceived, in good faith, to be his duty at a critical period in the country's history. A case in point is Botts v. WilliamsSearch
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Linford v. LakeSearch
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Botts v. WilliamsSearch
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Higgs v. WilsonSearch
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circumstances attending the imprisonment, and not merely the period during which the imprisonment was continued. Read v. SowerbySearch
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indefinite to raise the questions which were claimed in argument to arise under the acts of 1863 and 1867. Lincoln v. ClaflinSearch
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to the adjudged cases, we shall find nothing to support, but every thing to condemn, the doctrine. Thus, in Delegal v. HighleySearch
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the plaintiff guilty, this cannot be rebutted by proof that, afterwards, he turned out to entirely innocent. Foshay v. FergusonSearch
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incompetent for the defendant to prove in mitigation of damages that they were occupied as houses of ill fame. Johnson v. FarwellSearch
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the kidnapping and seduction of his daughter by the plaintiff and her husband, done nearly a year previous. Huftalin v. MisnerSearch
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inadmissible either to rebut the presumption of malice or in answer to a claim for exemplary damages. Perkins v. TowleSearch
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N.H. 220. See also Weston v. GravlinSearch
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and teach him and others to refrain from similar conduct. The case here is much stronger than that of Mitchell v. HarmonySearch
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speaking for it, by referring to the case of Captain Gambier, mentioned by Lord Mansfield in his opinion in Mostyn v. FabrigasSearch
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not at all excessive. On this last point I will quote from only one case, decided in 1763. It is the case of Huckle v. MoneySearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Beckwith v. BeanSearch
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In Day v. WoodworthSearch
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of Chinn v. MorrisSearch
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and Simpson v. McCaffreySearch
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Roth v. SmithSearch
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Read v. SowerbySearch
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Delegal v. HighleySearch
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Foshay v. FergusonSearch
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Johnson v. FarwellSearch
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Huftalin v. MisnerSearch
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Perkins v. TowleSearch
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Weston v. GravlinSearch
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of Mitchell v. HarmonySearch
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Mostyn v. FabrigasSearch
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of Huckle v. MoneySearch
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Beaver v. TaylorSearch
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