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Mexican Central Ry. Co. Vs. Pinkney
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- May 01, 1893
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U.S. 194 (1893) U.S. Supreme Court Mexican Central Ry. Co. v. PinkneySearch
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U.S. 194 (1893) Mexican Central Railway Company v. PinkneySearch
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procedure in the state courts of Texas have been before this Court for consideration in several recent cases. In York v. TexasSearch
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federal Constitution, and this Court held that it was. A like decision was rendered in the subsequent case of Kauffman v. WoottersSearch
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U. S. 285 , and Page 149 U. S. 204 the ruling in York v. TexasSearch
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here on writs of error to the supreme court of the state, and it was therefore properly said in the opinion in York v. TexasSearch
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citing Antoni v. GreenhowSearch
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U. S. 769 . In the case of Southern Pacific Co. v. DentonSearch
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relied on, under the Texas statutes, and the authority of the Texas decisions and the decisions of this Court in York v. TexasSearch
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and Kauffman v. WoottersSearch
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a state in which federal courts might be sitting. This qualification is indicated in Indianapolis & St. Louis Railroad v. HorstSearch
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a particular subject involving practice or procedure, the state statutes are never held to be controlling. In Harkness v. HydeSearch
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of process, but as against property within the jurisdiction of the court, personal service is not required. Boswell v. OtisSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Mexican Central Ry. Co. v. PinkneySearch
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Mexican Central Railway Company v. PinkneySearch
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In York v. TexasSearch
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of Kauffman v. WoottersSearch
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York v. TexasSearch
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of Southern Pacific Co. v. DentonSearch
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