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Chase Vs. Curtis
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- US Supreme Court
- Mar 02, 1885
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U.S. 452 (1885) U.S. Supreme Court Chase v. CurtisSearch
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U.S. 452 (1885) Chase v. CurtisSearch
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and must be construed with strictness as against those sought to be subjected to its liabilities. Merchants' Bank v. BlissSearch
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Wiles v. SuydamSearch
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Easterly v. BarberSearch
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Knox v. BaldwinSearch
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Veeder v. BakerSearch
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Pier v. GeorgeSearch
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Stokes v. StickneySearch
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and that it did not survive as against the personal representative of a trustee sought to be charged. In Bruce v. PlattSearch
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citing Garrison v. HoweSearch
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Miller v. WhiteSearch
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Whitney Arms Co. v. BarlowSearch
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to this and similar statutory provisions has been heretofore adopted and applied by this Court. Steam Engine Co. v. HubbardSearch
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In the case last mentioned, this Court, following the Court of Appeals of New York in the case of Wiles v. SuydamSearch
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applicable to actions upon statutes of that description. The distinction is illustrated and enforced in Hastings v. DrewSearch
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N.Y. 9, and Stephens v. FoxSearch
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N.Y. 313. The precise question involved here was decided by the Court of Appeals of New York in the case of Miller v. WhiteSearch
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This doctrine was repeated and reaffirmed by the same court in Whitney Arms Co. v. BarlowSearch
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The case of Miller v. WhiteSearch
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Rorke v. ThomasSearch
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Hastings v. DrewSearch
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Stephens v. FoxSearch
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Bruce v. PlattSearch
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N.Y. 379-381. It is attempted, however, in argument to distinguish the present case from that of Miller v. WhiteSearch
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the Page 113 U. S. 460 facts, so as to except this from the rule of that decision. In the case of Miller v. WhiteSearch
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in the present case the default is alleged to have occurred after the recovery of the judgment sued on. But in Miller v. WhiteSearch
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become the subject of a decision by the New York Court of Appeals. But it seems to be virtually decided in Heacock v. ShermanSearch
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language cited and relied on by counsel in support of his proposition from the opinion of Mr. Justice Story in Carver v. BraintreeSearch
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of the corporation on which the judgment itself rests. And it was decided by this Court in the case of Louisiana v. NewSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Chase v. CurtisSearch
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Merchants' Bank v. BlissSearch
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In Bruce v. PlattSearch
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Garrison v. HoweSearch
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Court. Steam Engine Co. v. HubbardSearch
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of Wiles v. SuydamSearch
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and Stephens v. FoxSearch
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of Miller v. WhiteSearch
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Heacock v. ShermanSearch
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Carver v. BraintreeSearch
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of Louisiana v. NewSearch
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