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Tua Vs. Carriere
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- US Supreme Court
- Mar 01, 1886
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U.S. 201 (1886) U.S. Supreme Court Tua v. CarriereSearch
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U.S. 201 (1886) Tua v. CarriereSearch
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Hanna v. HisSearch
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Fisher v. VoseSearch
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Collins v. DuffySearch
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In the case of Simmins v. ParkerSearch
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In Shipman v. HickmanSearch
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the representatives of the deceased could not be disposed of or alienated by the surviving partner. So in Notrebe v. McKinneySearch
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In Norris v. OgdenSearch
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say the court in Flower v. PageSearch
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In Shipwith v. LeaSearch
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and the surviving partner can only acquire that interest by transfer or assignment from the heirs. See also Pickerell v. FiskSearch
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La.Ann. 277, and McKowen v. McGuireSearch
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discrimination, and which, when granted, can be set aside only by appeal or action in nullity. State ex Rel. Boyd v. GreenSearch
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La.Ann. 1027. So, in Cloutier v. LemeeSearch
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In Nimick & Co. v. IngramSearch
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Hanney v. HealySearch
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is in the possession of one court for administration, it is not liable to be seized by process from another. Taylor v. CarrylSearch
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administration of which the civil district court had accepted, as if no surrender thereof had been attempted. Tyler v. TheirSearch
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Harris v. KnoxSearch
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with this purpose. It could not be effectual except by actual seizure and detention of the property attached. Nelson v. SimpsonSearch
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suspend it only while the Bankrupt Act remained in force, and on its repeal the insolvent law would have revived. Ward v. ProctorSearch
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Lothrop v. HighlandSearch
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Orr v. LissoSearch
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Act. We do not agree with either the premises or the conclusion. The Supreme Court of Louisiana, in the case of Orr v. LissoSearch
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works the plaintiff no injury, and does not require a reversal of the judgment dissolving the attachment. Brobst v. BrockSearch
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Phillips Construction Co. v. SeymourSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Tua v. CarriereSearch
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of Simmins v. ParkerSearch
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Notrebe v. McKinneySearch
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Flower v. PageSearch
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Pickerell v. FiskSearch
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and McKowen v. McGuireSearch
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Rel. Boyd v. GreenSearch
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Cloutier v. LemeeSearch
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Hanney v. HealySearch
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Taylor v. CarrylSearch
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Tyler v. TheirSearch
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Nelson v. SimpsonSearch
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Ward v. ProctorSearch
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of Orr v. LissoSearch
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