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Jewell Vs. Knight

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Dec 06, 1887

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  17. U.S. 426 (1887) U.S. Supreme Court Jewell v. Knight
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  18. U.S. 426 (1887) Jewell v. Knight
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  19. the amount in dispute, as was admitted at the bar, is insufficient of itself to give this Court jurisdiction. Stewart v. Dunham
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  25. must be distinctly found before this Court can decide the law upon a certificate of division of opinion. Ogilvie v. Knox
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  28. case, even when its decision turns upon matter of law only, cannot be sent up by certificate of division. Saunders v. Gould
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  29. can a splitting up of the whole case into the form of several questions enable the court to take jurisdiction. White v. Turk
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  30. How. 54. In Webster v. Cooper
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  31. as well as by those of the highest court of the State of Indiana, where these transactions took place. Buckingham v. McLean
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  37. Ind. 62. The fact that one of the creditors preferred was the debtor's wife does not affect the question. Magniac v. Thompson
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