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Morgan Vs. United States
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- Mar 02, 1885
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Morgan v. UnitedSearch
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States - 113 U.S. 476 (1885) U.S. Supreme Court Morgan v. UnitedSearch
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States, 113 U.S. 476 (1885) Morgan v. UnitedSearch
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U.S. 476 APPEALS FROM THE COURT OF CLAIMS Syllabus The ruling in Texas v. WhiteSearch
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in argument that this conclusion is anticipated and required by the decisions of this Court in the cases of Texas v. WhiteSearch
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Wall. 700, and Vermilye v. AdamsSearch
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to December 31, 1864. White and Chiles acquired their title on March 15, 1865. The rules established in Murray v. LardnerSearch
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under the circumstances stated. The case came before the Court again in another aspect, and is reported as Texas v. HardenbergSearch
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The same question, as to part of the same issue of bonds, came again before the court in Huntington v. TexasSearch
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of the state could in no case be divested. On the contrary, it may be fairly inferred from what was said in Texas v. WhiteSearch
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Some of the same issue of bonds were in litigation before this Court in National Bank of Washington v. TexasSearch
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the point that the title of the appellant failed for want of an endorsement by the governor, in support of which Texas v. WhiteSearch
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and Texas v. HardenbergSearch
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As to what was said in Texas v. WhiteSearch
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In the case of Vermilye v. AdamsSearch
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And referring to the case of Texas v. WhiteSearch
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It is apparent that the original decision of the court in reference to the Texas indemnity bonds in Texas v. WhiteSearch
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actual notice of any defect, either in the obligation or the title. This was put by Mr. Justice Buller, in Brown v. DaviesSearch
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chargeable for not having punctually performed his obligation. In the strong language of Lord Ellenborough in Tinson v. FrancisSearch
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the purposes for which it is known to have been created and put in circulation. It was said by Baron Parke in Brooks v. MitchellSearch
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And in Losee v. DunkinSearch
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first installment is overdue and unpaid, and is thereby subject to all equities between the original parties, Vinton v. KingSearch
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Allen 562, yet it is said by the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts in National Bank of North America v. KirbySearch
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said this Court in Cromwell v. CountySearch
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And the doctrine was reaffirmed in Railway Co. v. SpragueSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Morgan v. UnitedSearch
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Texas v. WhiteSearch
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of Texas v. WhiteSearch
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and Vermilye v. AdamsSearch
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Texas v. HardenbergSearch
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Huntington v. TexasSearch
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of Vermilye v. AdamsSearch
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Brown v. DaviesSearch
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Tinson v. FrancisSearch
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Brooks v. MitchellSearch
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Losee v. DunkinSearch
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Vinton v. KingSearch
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National Bank of North America v. KirbySearch
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Cromwell v. CountySearch
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Railway Co. v. SpragueSearch
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