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Mitchell Vs. Clark
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- US Supreme Court
- Mar 03, 1884
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U.S. 633 (1884) U.S. Supreme Court Mitchell v. ClarkSearch
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U.S. 633 (1884) Mitchell v. ClarkSearch
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and when Congress has exercised that power, it is binding upon state courts as well as upon federal courts. Arnson v. MurphySearch
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or under color of authority derived from or exercised under the President or under any act of Congress. Harrison v. MyerSearch
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is not necessary to set forth the language of the order of the commanding general. This case distinguished from Bean v. BeckwithSearch
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That this act is constitutional, so far as it authorizes this removal, was settled in the case of The Mayor v. CooperSearch
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circuit court of the United States, probably because the supreme court of the state had decided in the case of State v. GatzweilerSearch
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suits brought in any jurisdiction authorized to entertain them. It is upon this principle that the case of Arnson v. MurphySearch
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governed the case, and that they were necessarily exclusive. The Supreme Court of Missouri, in the case of State v. GatzweilerSearch
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section of the act of 1863 is not only valid, but is binding on the state courts. Quoting from the case of Clark v. DickSearch
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a similar statute in regard to suits by or against an assignee in bankruptcy governs the state courts, see Jenkins v. TheSearch
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Bank, 106 U. S. 571 , and Jenkins v. LoewenthalSearch
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order of Schofield, and the omission in refusing to pay to Clark. Page 110 U. S. 645 The case of Harrison v. MyerSearch
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defendant was compelled to pay to that officer's subordinate the rent he owed to plaintiff. In the case of Bean v. BeckwithSearch
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if so, the relations of debtor to creditor were not affected by his exaction from one of them. Williams v. BruffySearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Mitchell v. ClarkSearch
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of Congress. Harrison v. MyerSearch
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of The Mayor v. CooperSearch
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of State v. GatzweilerSearch
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of Arnson v. MurphySearch
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of Clark v. DickSearch
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Jenkins v. TheSearch
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and Jenkins v. LoewenthalSearch
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of Harrison v. MyerSearch
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of Bean v. BeckwithSearch
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Arnson v. MurphySearch
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Williams v. BruffySearch
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