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Stanley Vs. Schwalby
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- US Supreme Court
- Feb 06, 1893
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U.S. 508 (1893) U.S. Supreme Court Stanley v. SchwalbySearch
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U.S. 508 (1893) Stanley v. SchwalbySearch
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stay the suit or adjust its judgment according to the rights disclosed on the part of the government. United States v. LeeSearch
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bring his case within the authority of some act of Congress. Such is the language of this Court in United States v. ClarkeSearch
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States. The rule that the United States are not bound, and the reason for it, are thus given in United States v. NashvilleSearch
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And this doctrine was declared by the Court in United States v. InsleySearch
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To the same effect, Mr. Justice Story, in United States v. HoarSearch
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But, as observed by Mr. Justice Strong, delivering the opinion of the Court in Dollar Savings Bank v. UnitedSearch
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Bl.Com. 262. We think there is nothing to the contrary in Rustomjee v. QueenSearch
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and subject as to give adjudications thereunder but slight, if any, bearing upon the question under discussion. Tobin v. TheSearch
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N.S.) 505. It was in view of the ancient rule and its derivation that the Supreme Court of Wisconsin, in Baxter v. StateSearch
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the state could not have the benefit of the statute, would fully sustain the opposite conclusion. And so in People v. GilbertSearch
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Martin v. StateSearch
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of his claim by another when an action cannot be brought, as the action itself when it can. In Comegys v. VasseSearch
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Pet. 193, 26 U. S. 216 , quoted from and applied by Mr. Justice Lamar in Williams v. HeardSearch
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the United States took possession and the filing of this petition. As stated by Mr. Justice Miller in Cunningham v. MaconSearch
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defense, he must show that his authority was sufficient in law to protect him. In this class is included United States v. LeeSearch
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acting, the defense was made out. Agents when treated as principals may rely upon the protection of the statute. Ware v. GalvestonSearch
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the government. They must show in that way their right to the possession under that title. The case of United States v. LeeSearch
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Cunningham v. MaconSearch
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Melvin v. MerrimackSearch
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Ward v. BartholomewSearch
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Pick. 409, and Adams v. BurkeSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Stanley v. SchwalbySearch
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United States v. LeeSearch
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United States v. NashvilleSearch
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United States v. HoarSearch
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Dollar Savings Bank v. UnitedSearch
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Rustomjee v. QueenSearch
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Tobin v. TheSearch
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Baxter v. StateSearch
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People v. GilbertSearch
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In Comegys v. VasseSearch
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Williams v. HeardSearch
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Cunningham v. MaconSearch
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Ware v. GalvestonSearch
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of United States v. LeeSearch
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and Adams v. BurkeSearch
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United States v. ClarkeSearch
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