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Watt Vs. Starke
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- Jan 01, 1879
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U.S. 247 (1879) U.S. Supreme Court Watt v. StarkeSearch
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U.S. 247 (1879) Watt v. StarkeSearch
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in equity, may impanel a jury and submit to them such questions of fact as it may deem expedient. 4. Harman v. JohnsonSearch
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is the depositions taken by the complainant before the trial of the issues. We lately held, in the case of Johnson v. HarmonSearch
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to the court of appeal if an appeal is taken. See Graham, New Trials, by Waterman, vol. iii. p. 1551. In Bootle v. BlundellSearch
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And in another case before the same judge, Barker v. RaySearch
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It may be disregarded, and a decree rendered contrary to it. See, in addition to the cases cited, Basey v. GallagherSearch
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would be to decide it upon different case from that upon which it was decided by the court below. Brockett v. BrockettSearch
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directing a new trial of an issue, as stated in Smith's Chancery Practice (Phila. ed.), vol. ii. p. 84 (citing Tatham v. WrightSearch
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s satisfaction that no Page 101 U. S. 254 new trial was necessary. In the case cited by Smith ( Tatham v. WrightSearch
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appellant, but find nothing therein which militates against the views which we have expressed. The case of Salter v. HiteSearch
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both of the Lord chancellor and the House of Lords, was based upon a consideration of the whole matter. Cleeve v. GascoineSearch
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what has been improperly excluded, the conscience of the chancellor ought to be satisfied. In the case of Watkins v. CarltonSearch
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and that court very properly reversed the decree. As intimated by us in Johnson v. HarmonSearch
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on a motion for a new trial, the proceedings which took place at the trial. This is all that was done in Watkins v. CarltonSearch
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Brockenbrough v. SpindleSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Watt v. StarkeSearch
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Harman v. JohnsonSearch
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of Johnson v. HarmonSearch
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In Bootle v. BlundellSearch
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Barker v. RaySearch
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Tatham v. WrightSearch
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of Salter v. HiteSearch
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Cleeve v. GascoineSearch
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of Watkins v. CarltonSearch
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Johnson v. HarmonSearch
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Watkins v. CarltonSearch
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Brockett v. BrockettSearch
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