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Byers Vs. Mccauley
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- May 10, 1893
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U.S. 608 (1893) U.S. Supreme Court Byers v. McCauleySearch
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U.S. 608 (1893) Byers v. McCauleySearch
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citizens of the Pennsylvania, the res being in the possession of a court of that state. The case of Payne v. HookSearch
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be disturbed by process out of another court. The doctrine has been affirmed again and again by this Court. Hagan v. LucasSearch
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U. S. 587 , 119 U. S. 600 . In Covell v. HeymanSearch
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The point of the decision in Freeman v. HoweSearch
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cannot be disturbed by any other court. Upon this proposition we have direct decisions of this Court. In Williams v. BenedictSearch
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And in Youley v. LavenderSearch
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See also Vaughan v. NorthupSearch
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of that court is in the custody of the court. One of the cases specially relied on by counsel for appellees is Payne v. HookSearch
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who wrote the opinion in the case last quoted from, and in the latter opinion he said that there was nothing in Payne v. HookSearch
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to conflict with the views therein expressed, and, indeed, there was not. Payne v. HookSearch
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is the true interpretation of that case is also evident from these quotations from subsequent opinions. Thus, in Ellis v. DavisSearch
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In Payne v. HookSearch
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acquired possession of the res which is the subject of the litigation is entitled to administer it. Williams v. BenedictSearch
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Youley v. LavenderSearch
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And in Borer v. ChapmanSearch
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U. S. 587 , 119 U. S. 600 , after a quotation from the opinion in Payne v. HookSearch
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The distinction between that case and this is like that which exists between the cases of Freeman v. HoweSearch
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How. 450, and Buck v. ColbathSearch
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of, because such an action in no way interfered with the custody of property by the federal court. So here, Payne v. HookSearch
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Constitution of the United States. A citizen of another state may establish a debt against the estate. Youley v. LavenderSearch
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by the probate court, and it cannot be enforced by process directly against the property of the decedent. Youley v. LavenderSearch
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to a share in the estate, and enforce such adjudication against the administrator personally, or his sureties, Payne v. HookSearch
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supra, or against any other parties subject to liability, Borer v. ChapmanSearch
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and control, are to be deemed to be in gremio legis, so as to bring the case within the doctrine of Covell v. HeymanSearch
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certain that such a view of this question cannot prevail without reversing a long line of decisions, of which Payne v. HookSearch
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Wall. 425, may be cited as an early, and Borer v. ChapmanSearch
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parties by any other court, should be affirmed. Jurisdiction has been defined by this Court in United States v. ArredondoSearch
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In Ober v. GallagherSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Byers v. McCauleySearch
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of Payne v. HookSearch
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Court. Hagan v. LucasSearch
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In Covell v. HeymanSearch
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Court. In Williams v. BenedictSearch
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Williams v. BenedictSearch
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of Freeman v. HoweSearch
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and Buck v. ColbathSearch
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of Covell v. HeymanSearch
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