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Gaines Vs. Rugg
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- Mar 20, 1893
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U.S. 228 (1893) U.S. Supreme Court Gaines v. RuggSearch
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U.S. 228 (1893) Gaines v. RuggSearch
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Decided March 20, 1893 148 U.S. 228 ORIGINAL Syllabus This Court, in Goode v. GainesSearch
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U. S. 139 , and Goode v. GainesSearch
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U. S. 141 . Goode v. GainesSearch
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covered also fourteen other cases, one of which, Rugg v. GainesSearch
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is involved in No. 13 original, and another of which, Latta v. GainesSearch
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Court, the costs in this Court to be equally Page 148 U. S. 232 divided. The opinion is reported as Goode v. GainesSearch
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Page 148 U. S. 235 In Goode v. GainesSearch
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U. S. 141 , this Court adhered to its decision in Rector v. GibbonSearch
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the rents of the premises to the date of the filing of the bills. It appears from the opinion of this Court in Goode v. GainesSearch
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is contended for the respondent that the construction of the intent and meaning of the opinion of this Court in Goode v. GainesSearch
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method of accounting. As to the account to be taken under the directions given by this Court in its opinion in Goode v. GainesSearch
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which agree entirely, so far as we can see, with the directions contained in the opinion of this Court in Goode v. GainesSearch
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U. S. 241 could do nothing to affect the decree, except in obedience to the mandate of this Court. Chaires v. UnitedSearch
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only modified the entire decree, and that only in respect to taking the account. In Skillern's Executors v. May'sSearch
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circuit court was not alleged in the pleadings. This Court has even gone so far as to say, in Washington Bridge Co. v. StewartSearch
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was no error in that respect in the decree of the circuit court, and this without consent of the Court. Southard v. RussellSearch
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distinctly held that a final judgment of this Court is conclusive on the parties, and cannot be reexamined. Martin v. Hunter'sSearch
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Sibald v. UnitedSearch
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Bank of United States v. MossSearch
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Corning v. TroySearch
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Tyler v. MaguireSearch
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Stewart v. SalmonSearch
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Durant v. EssexSearch
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Hickman v. FortSearch
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U. S. 415 . But we have had this matter before us very recently. In Washington & Georgetown Railroad v. McDadeSearch
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was no other adequate remedy, and where there was no discretion to be exercised by the inferior court, citing Sibald v. UnitedSearch
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U. S. 313 , 100 U. S. 329 , and also Perkins v. FourniquetSearch
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Page 148 U. S. 244 As to the suggestion that the views adopted by this Court in its decision in McDonald v. BeldingSearch
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term, 1891 (since the decision and ruling of this Honorable Court as aforesaid), has held in the case of McDonald v. BeldingSearch
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Case No. 379, McDonald v. BeldingSearch
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U. S. 492 , and cases No. 227, Goode v. GainesSearch
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No. 302, Smith v. GainesSearch
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No. 303, Dugan v. GainesSearch
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No. 304, Cohn v. GainesSearch
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No. 305, Allen v. GainesSearch
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No. 306, Madison v. GainesSearch
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No. 307, Rugg v. GainesSearch
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No. 308, Garnett v. GainesSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Gaines v. RuggSearch
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and Goode v. GainesSearch
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Rugg v. GainesSearch
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Latta v. GainesSearch
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