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Anderson Vs. Santa Ana
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- Jan 04, 1886
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Anderson v. SantaSearch
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Ana - 116 U.S. 356 (1886) U.S. Supreme Court Anderson v. SantaSearch
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Ana, 116 U.S. 356 (1886) Anderson v. SantaSearch
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that very statute in respect of the clause now before us was directly sustained by this Court in St. Joseph Township v. RogersSearch
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citing, among other cases, Cowgill v. LongSearch
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Ill. 203, and Keithsburg v. FrickSearch
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Ill. 405. In Cowgill v. LongSearch
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In Keithsburg v. FrickSearch
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Page 116 U. S. 361 In Schofield v. WalkinsSearch
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would have been valid if done under legislative sanction previously given. The decision in St. Joseph Township v. RogersSearch
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of decision, for it is the long established doctrine of this Court -- from which, as said recently in Green County v. ConnessSearch
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determined according to the law as declared by the state courts at the time such securities were issued. In Douglass v. CountySearch
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County of Ralls v. DouglassSearch
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Olcott v. SupervisorsSearch
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City v. LamsonSearch
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Thompson v. LeeSearch
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Brown v. MayorSearch
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If, however, we are in error in our interpretations of the decisions in Cowgill v. LongSearch
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Schofield v. WalkinsSearch
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and Keithsburg v. FrickSearch
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upon its independent judgment, what was the law of Illinois when the rights of the parties accrued. In Burgess v. SeligmanSearch
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the state court, we perceive no reason to doubt the correctness of the decision upon this point in St. Joseph Township v. RogersSearch
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subsequent assent to the creation of such indebtedness, and its ratification of what had been done. In Grenada County v. BrogdenSearch
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Thompson v. PerrineSearch
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Ritchie v. FranklinSearch
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Campbell v. CitySearch
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Otoe Co. v. BaldwinSearch
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The same principle was announced by the Supreme Court of Illinois in a very recent case -- U.S. Mortgage Co. v. GrossSearch
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We infer from the arguments before us that the circuit court felt obliged by the decision in Township of Elmwood v. MarcySearch
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People v. MayorSearch
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Hessler v. DrainageSearch
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Lovingston v. WiderSearch
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Marshall v. SillimanSearch
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Ill. 218, and Wiley v. SillimanSearch
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Ill. 170. We have already seen that St. Joseph v. RogersSearch
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that which it might have originally authorized. Although the decision in that case was cited by counsel in Elmwood v. MarcySearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Anderson v. SantaSearch
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St. Joseph Township v. RogersSearch
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Cowgill v. LongSearch
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In Cowgill v. LongSearch
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In Schofield v. WalkinsSearch
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In Douglass v. CountySearch
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County of Ralls v. DouglassSearch
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In Burgess v. SeligmanSearch
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In Grenada County v. BrogdenSearch
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U.S. Mortgage Co. v. GrossSearch
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