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Metropolitan Railroad Co. Vs. Moore
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- May 02, 1887
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U.S. 558 (1887) U.S. Supreme Court Metropolitan Railroad Co. v. MooreSearch
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U.S. 558 (1887) Metropolitan Railroad Company v. MooreSearch
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legal discretion of that court respecting the disposition of such a motion is not reviewable in this Court. Stewart v. ElliottSearch
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in argument at the bar that this was because, a few Page 121 U. S. 562 weeks before, in the case of Stewart v. ElliottSearch
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Stewart v. ElliottSearch
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as used in that section. Upon this point, the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, in Stewart v. ElliottSearch
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Griffith v. DiffenderfferSearch
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Md. 466. To the same effect is the language in 40 N.Y.Superior Ct. (8 Jones & Spencer) 181, Helping v. ThirdSearch
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proof so potent as to leave no reasonable doubt of the opposing conclusion. This is illustrated by the case of Algeo v. DuncanSearch
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sufficient evidence, because it is against the weight of the evidence. Therefore it was said by this Court in Randall v. BaltimoreSearch
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This was the very point determined in the case just referred to, of Algeo v. DuncanSearch
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N.Y. 313, and in McDonald v. WalterSearch
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N.Y. 551. The Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, however, in Stewart v. ElliottSearch
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to limit the appeal originating in them to the cases particularly mentioned. The language of the court in Stewart v. ElliottSearch
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Pr.Rep. 211, Algeo v. DuncanSearch
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words, we think that Congress adopted for this purpose the law of New York as it was understood in New York. McDonald v. HoveySearch
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are not entitled to the weight which was given to them by the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia in Stewart v. ElliottSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Metropolitan Railroad Co. v. MooreSearch
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Metropolitan Railroad Company v. MooreSearch
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Court. Stewart v. ElliottSearch
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of Stewart v. ElliottSearch
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Helping v. ThirdSearch
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of Algeo v. DuncanSearch
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Randall v. BaltimoreSearch
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McDonald v. WalterSearch
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Algeo v. DuncanSearch
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New York. McDonald v. HoveySearch
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