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Cole Vs. Cunningham
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- Jan 20, 1890
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U.S. 107 (1890) U.S. Supreme Court Cole v. CunninghamSearch
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U.S. 107 (1890) Cole v. CunninghamSearch
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that only which the lex fori gives to them by its own laws in their character of foreign judgments. McElmoyle v. CohenSearch
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Wisconsin v. PelicanSearch
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the decree under review was in some way an unconstitutional invasion of the jurisdiction of that state. In Dobson v. PearceSearch
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state, it receives the same faith and credit to which it was entitled in the state where it was pronounced. Pearce v. OlneySearch
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Engel v. ScheuermanSearch
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become a party to the proceedings, avails the defendant in all courts and places. It was decided in Sturges v. CrowninshieldSearch
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the law itself be so framed that it does not impair the obligation of contracts. Eight years later, in Ogden v. SaundersSearch
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states. But this objection would not lie where such citizens had become parties to the proceedings. Hence, in Clay v. SmithSearch
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dividends, becoming petitioning creditors, or in some other way appearing and assenting to the jurisdiction. Baldwin v. HaleSearch
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act in pais or the institution or the prosecution of an action in a foreign court is well settled. In Penn v. LordSearch
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property situated out of the jurisdiction. 2 Lead.Cas. in Eq. (4th American ed.) 1806, and cases. In McIntosh v. OgilvieSearch
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Penn v. LordSearch
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Baltimore is cited with approval by Chief Justice Marshall in Massie v. WattsSearch
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And in Pennoyer v. NeffSearch
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in no manner interferes with the supreme control over the property by the state within which it is situated. Penn v. LordSearch
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In Lord Portarlington v. SoulbySearch
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In Phelps v. McDonaldSearch
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the operation of its laws, to the wrong and injury of others. Thus it was held by the Supreme Court of Ohio, Snook v. SnetzerSearch
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laws of Ohio, and to prevent him from availing himself of the benefit of such law. To the same effect is Keyser v. RiceSearch
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wages due the complainant in Maryland, and there exempt from attachment. So, in Burlington & Missouri Railroad v. ThompsonSearch
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and this was so decided in Zimmerman v. FrankeSearch
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Kan. 650. In Wilson v. JosephSearch
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to send a claim against a debtor out of the state for collection in order to evade the exemption law. And see Chafee v. QuidnickSearch
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Great Falls Manufacturing Co. v. WorsterSearch
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Pickett v. FergusonSearch
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Ark. 177. The rule is not otherwise in New York. It is true that in Mead v. MerrittSearch
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which ought to prevail among coordinate sovereignties, yet its existence cannot at this day be denied. In Vail v. KnappSearch
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to restrain its citizens from proceeding in an action which has been commenced in a sister state, citing Mead v. MerrittSearch
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Burgess v. SmithSearch
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The same result was announced in Dinsmore v. NeresheimerSearch
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of New York differing from the rule upon the same subject in the District of Columbia. In Erie Railroad Co. v. RamseySearch
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remedy of the assignees was in equity and in the courts of their domicile. This is the conclusion reached in Kidder v. TuftsSearch
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Hibernia Nat. Bank v. LacombeSearch
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N.Y. 367, 386. So, in the case of Paine v. LesterSearch
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had a legal right, under the laws of Connecticut, to prosecute his suit. Page 133 U. S. 124 In Rhawn v. PearceSearch
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