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Bock Vs. Perkins
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- Apr 13, 1891
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U.S. 628 (1891) U.S. Supreme Court Bock v. PerkinsSearch
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U.S. 628 (1891) Bock v. PerkinsSearch
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of the court the jury returned a verdict for the defendants. A judgment in their favor was accordingly entered. Bock v. PerkinsSearch
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Tennessee v. DavisSearch
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Railroad Co. v. MississippiSearch
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This case was therefore one arising under the laws of the United States, and removable from the state court. Feibelman v. PackardSearch
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Page 139 U. S. 631 Reagan v. AikenSearch
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Houser v. ClaytonSearch
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Ellis v. NortonSearch
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F. 4. No different doctrine was announced in Buck v. ColbathSearch
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gave a preference to some creditors over others, in violation of the statute, and for that reason was void. Van Patten v. BurrSearch
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to be construed. It will be well to refer to some of the adjudged cases. A leading one upon the subject is Wilkes v. FerrisSearch
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of property assigned, and it therefore could operate only upon the articles specified, for, as the court said in Munro v. AlaireSearch
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This case has been often cited with approval. In Driscoll v. FiskeSearch
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the parol evidence, cannot by fair construction be said to include the furniture of the individual assignors. Wilkes v. FerrisSearch
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the furniture in the conveyance tended to contradict, not explain, the writing, and was inadmissible. See also Tucker v. ClisbySearch
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Pick. 22. In Mims v. ArmstrongSearch
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The above cases, in our judgment, rest upon sound rules of interpretation. To the same effect are United States v. LangtonSearch
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Guerin v. HuntSearch
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Wood v. RowcliffeSearch
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McAlpine v. FoleySearch
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Rundlett v. DoleSearch
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Belding v. FranklandSearch
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Lea 67, and Scott v. ColemanSearch
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careful examination, to proceed upon the peculiar wording of the instruments construed. Among these cases is Bank v. HornSearch
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made part of an assignment and describing the property assigned. Equally inapplicable is the case of National Bank v. BankSearch
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has no application to the case before us. In support of the plaintiff's position, reference was also made to Platt v. LottSearch
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N.Y. 478, and Turner v. JacoxSearch
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N.Y. 470. But of these cases it was said in Holmes v. HubbardSearch
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effects of the assignors for the payment of all their debts. And in the later case of Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank v. RocheSearch
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citing Wilkes v. FerrisSearch
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and Holmes v. HubbardSearch
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Van Patten v. BurrSearch
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passed the title. The plaintiff concedes that partial assignments are permissible under the statutes of Iowa. Lampson v. ArnoldSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Bock v. PerkinsSearch
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Wilkes v. FerrisSearch
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Munro v. AlaireSearch
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In Driscoll v. FiskeSearch
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Tucker v. ClisbySearch
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In Mims v. ArmstrongSearch
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United States v. LangtonSearch
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and Scott v. ColemanSearch
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Bank v. HornSearch
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of National Bank v. BankSearch
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Platt v. LottSearch
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and Turner v. JacoxSearch
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Holmes v. HubbardSearch
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