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United States Vs. Ames
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- Jan 01, 1878
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U.S. 35 (1878) U.S. Supreme Court United States v. AmesSearch
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U.S. 35 (1878) United States v. AmesSearch
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in the general delegation of admiralty and maritime cognizance, as conferred by the language of that section. Glass v. TheSearch
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U. S. 36 and usages which belong to the admiralty as contradistinguished from the courts of common law. Manro v. AlmeidaSearch
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Nelson v. UnitedSearch
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the bond or stipulation being in fact nothing more than a security taken to enforce the final decree. McLellan v. UnitedSearch
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such jurisdiction nor any power to reexamine the discretionary ruling of the admiralty courts in that regard. Smart v. WolffSearch
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Lord Camden v. HomeSearch
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admiralty courts is exclusive in that mode of proceeding, subject, of course, to appeal to the circuit court. Leon v. GalceranSearch
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principle of the maxim transit in rem judicatam, the cause of action being changed into matter of record. King v. HoareSearch
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the judgment, though against one only, the contract is merged and a higher security substituted for the debt. Sessions v. JohnsonSearch
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Mason v. ElaredSearch
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demurrer, but it is equally well settled that mere conclusions of law are not admitted by such a proceeding. Dillon v. BarnardSearch
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Ford v. PeeringSearch
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Lea v. RobesonSearch
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a sealed instrument which has become a matter of record in a judicial proceeding. Beckham Page 99 U. S. 46 v. DrakeSearch
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Humble v. HunterSearch
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either of the others, as appears from the authorities already cited, to which many more may be added. Robertson v. SmithSearch
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judgment against one of the parties, as the prior judgment is a waiver of his right to pursue a joint remedy. Sessions v. JohnsonSearch
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amounts merely to an averment of a mistake of law against which there can be no relief in a court of equity. Hunt v. Rousmaniere'sSearch
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a fact, the knowledge of which might have been obtained by due diligence and inquiry, or by a bill of discovery. Penny v. MartinSearch
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it became so without fraud, misrepresentation, or accident, which might have been prevented by due diligence. Hunt v. Rousmanier'sSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court United States v. AmesSearch
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Glass v. TheSearch
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McLellan v. UnitedSearch
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Smart v. WolffSearch
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King v. HoareSearch
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