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Kingsbury Vs. Buckner

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Apr 07, 1890

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  6. U.S. 650 (1890) U.S. Supreme Court Kingsbury v. Buckner
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  7. U.S. 650 (1890) Kingsbury v. Buckner
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  8. and remanded the cause, with special directions as to the decree to be entered and for further proceedings. Kingsbury v. Burnside
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  9. of whose courts this suit originated, and by one of whose courts the decree sought to be set aside was rendered. Loyd v. Malone
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  10. Kuchenbeiser v. Beckert
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  11. Hess v. Voss
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  12. Lloyd v. Kirkwood
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  13. recognized that right as existing even after the decree has been affirmed by an appellate court, Pacific Railroad Co. v. Ketchum
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  14. Pacific Railroad of Missouri v. Missouri
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  15. to belong to Mrs. Buckner, and not to him. It is the one which the supreme court of the state held, in Kingsbury v. Buckner
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  16. a second appeal in the same case. And this is in accordance with the settled doctrines of this Court. In Roberts v. Cooper
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  17. So, in Durant v. Essex
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  18. See also Browder v. McArthur
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  19. by a new bill in the nature of a bill of review, to reach errors apparent upon the face of the record. In Southard v. Russell
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  20. How. 547, 57 U. S. 570 , cited with approval in Kingsbury v. Buckner
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  21. Among the cases cited in Southard v. Russell
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  22. was that of Brewer v. Bowman
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  23. See also United States v. Knight's
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  24. Cleveland v. Quilty
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  25. McCall v. Graham
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  26. Campbell v. Price
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  27. Campbell v. Campbell
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  28. Jewett v. Dringer
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  29. Rice v. Carey
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  30. Watkins v. Lawton
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  31. Ryerson v. Eldred
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  32. Enos v. Capps
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  33. Barnes v. Hazleton
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  34. Wadhams v. Gay
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  35. or file in the court rendering it an original bill to have it set aside for error apparent on the record. In McClay v. Norris
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  36. And in Kuchenbeiser v. Beckert
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  37. Loyd v. Malone
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  38. Richmond v. Tayleur
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  39. to mere errors of law, not involving jurisdiction, as if he had been an adult when the appeal was taken. In Gregory v. Molesworth
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  40. So in Lord Brook v. Lord
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  41. Brown v. Armistead
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  42. Jameson v. Moseley
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  43. Hanna v. Spott's
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  44. person of the infant and of the subject matter at the time the decree of November 13, 1871, was rendered. In McDermaid v. Russell
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  45. To the same effect is Campbell v. Campbell
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  46. authorized a decree against infant defendants without service of process on them, to be unconstitutional. In Chambers v. Jones
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  47. to pass the decree entered in conformity with the mandate of the supreme court of the state. Skillern's Executors v. May's
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  48. U.S. Supreme Court Kingsbury v. Buckner
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  49. Kingsbury v. Burnside
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  50. Pacific Railroad Co. v. Ketchum
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