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Lehnen Vs. Dickson

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Feb 02, 1893

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  1. Cooper Vs. Omohundro US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1873
  2. Martinton Vs. Fairbanks US Supreme Court · Jan 06, 1885
  3. insurance Company Vs. Tweed US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1868
  4. U.S. 71 (1893) U.S. Supreme Court Lehnen v. Dickson
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  5. U.S. 71 (1893) Lehnen v. Dickson
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  6. of a jury settles all questions of fact. As said by Mr. Justice Blatchford in Lancaster Page 148 U. S. 73 v. Collins
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  7. conclusive, and equally remove from examination in this Court the testimony given on the trial. Insurance Co. v. Folsom
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  8. must accept the general finding as conclusive upon all matters of fact, precisely as the verdict of a jury. Martinton v. Fairbanks
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  9. judgment is founded, such agreed statement will be taken as the equivalent of a special finding of facts. Supervisors v. Kennicott
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  10. or of inferences from facts, in which this Court ought to and will review the ruling. Thus, in Insurance Company v. Tweed
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  11. it was further held that they did not support the judgment, and it was reversed. But still, as was ruled in Flanders v. Tweed
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  12. opinion of the court or in a bill of exceptions, can be deemed a special finding of facts within its scope. Norris v. Jackson
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  13. Wall. 125. See also the case of Alexandre v. Machan
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  14. of the lease, has passed away from the landlord to some other party to whom the tenant has attorned. Thus, in Pentz v. Kuester
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  15. The same doctrine was affirmed in Gunn v. Sinclair
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  16. Kingman v. Abington
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  17. Higgins v. Turner
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  18. Page 148 U. S. 78 it would seem to be only a succinct recital of the material testimony in the case. Norris v. Jackson
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  19. U.S. Supreme Court Lehnen v. Dickson
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  20. Insurance Co. v. Folsom
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  21. Norris v. Jackson
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  22. of Alexandre v. Machan
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  23. Pentz v. Kuester
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  24. Gunn v. Sinclair
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  25. Supervisors v. Kennicott
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  26. Flanders v. Tweed
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