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Earnshaw Vs. United States

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Nov 07, 1892

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  7. Earnshaw v. United
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  8. States - 146 U.S. 60 (1892) U.S. Supreme Court Earnshaw v. United
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  9. States, 146 U.S. 60 (1892) Earnshaw v. United
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  10. to time was a question of law for the court, and was properly withdrawn from the consideration of the jury. Hill v. Hobart
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  11. Blackwell v. Fosters
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  12. Luckhart v. Ogden
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  13. Holbrook v. Burt
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  14. Phoenix Ins. Co. v. Allen
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  15. King v. Proprietors
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  16. Marine Ins. Co. of Alexandria v. Hodgson
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  17. early day in this Court that the refusal of an inferior court to continue a case cannot be assigned as error. Woods v. Young
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  18. practice, a party makes a clear case for a continuance, it is an abuse of discretion to refuse it. Thus, in Rose v. Stuyvesant
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  19. he had refused an adjournment of a case on account of a child of the defendant being dangerously sick, and in Hooker v. Rogers
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  20. that a material witness was confined to his bed by sickness, and unable to attend court. See also Trustees of Brooklyn v. Patchen
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  21. Ogden v. Payne
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  22. Cow. 15. So, in Frey v. Vanlear
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  23. has or has not acted in the exercise of a sound and reasonable discretion. The subject is fully discussed in People v. Superior
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  24. notices were actually received at his office, he has no right to complain that they were not served personally. Jones v. Marsh
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  29. U.S. Supreme Court Earnshaw v. United
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  30. Hill v. Hobart
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  31. Woods v. Young
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  32. Rose v. Stuyvesant
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  33. Hooker v. Rogers
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  34. Trustees of Brooklyn v. Patchen
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  35. Frey v. Vanlear
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  36. People v. Superior
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  37. Jones v. Marsh
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  38. Seymour v. McCormick
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