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Cooke Vs. Avery
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- Jan 23, 1893
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U.S. 375 (1893) U.S. Supreme Court Cooke v. AverySearch
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U.S. 375 (1893) Cooke v. AverySearch
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the opposite construction, then the case is one arising under the Constitution or laws of the United States. Osborn v. BankSearch
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Starin v. NewSearch
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York, 115 U. S. 248 , 115 U. S. 257 . In Carson v. DunhamSearch
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laws of the state adopted by the courts of the United States in the manner provided for under that section. Lamaster v. KeelerSearch
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transaction in it, from its commencement to its termination, and until the judgment should be satisfied. Wayman v. SouthardSearch
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in the federal courts were undoubtedly liens in all cases where they were such by the laws of the states. Baker v. MortonSearch
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ceased to be a lien, for want of diligence, unless execution issued on it each year after it was rendered. Bassett v. ProetzelSearch
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arose from the power to issue a writ of elegit, given by the statute of Westminster, 13 Edw. I, c. 18. Morsell v. BankSearch
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Shrew v. JonesSearch
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from the date it was rendered, without any abstract's being recorded and indexed by a state officer. In Massingill v. DownsSearch
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enforcement of the judgment was coextensive with the process of the court. In Page 147 U. S. 390 United States v. ScottSearch
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The circuit court did not think so, and we concur in that view. In Willis v. SmithSearch
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was so indicated in this instance that no reasonably prudent or cautious inquirer could go astray. In Putnam v. WheelerSearch
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the time when rendered, the names of the parties, the amount actually due thereon, and the rate of interest. In Smith v. ChenaultSearch
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A. T. Chenault & Co. v. SmithSearch
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and the court held that the execution sufficiently described the parties to the judgment. In Hays v. YarboroughSearch
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are informed. Since this writ of error was pending, the Supreme Court of Texas has indeed held in Gullett Gin Co. v. OliverSearch
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of the defendants in a judgment, but only the firm name, it was fatally defective, and to the same effect is Pierce v. WimberlySearch
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although in the latter case the full names of the plaintiffs were not given in the index. The court referred to Nye v. MoodySearch
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they claimed under a paramount title, which they had acquired or connected themselves with. This was so ruled in Cox v. HartSearch
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his title specially, he waives the general issue and is confined to the defense thus specially pleaded. In Joyner v. JohnsonSearch
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St. Louis & Texas Railway v. WhitakerSearch
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in Articles 4813-4821, inclusive, 2 Sayles' Tex.Civ.Stat. 639, and are set forth at length and considered in Cox v. HartSearch
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the deed or exactly when, except that it was before Cooke obtained actual knowledge of the judgment lien. In Elam v. ParkhillSearch
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So in Morrill v. BartlettSearch
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Many decisions of the Supreme Court of Texas to the same effect are cited by counsel. House v. StoneSearch
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Powell v. DavisSearch
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value of the land without regard to the improvements, an essential condition to the application of the statute. Cox v. HartSearch
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facie such, whether the conveyance be in the name of the husband or of the wife or in their joint names. Veramendi v. HutchinsSearch
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Cooke v. BremondSearch
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Mitchell v. MarrSearch
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subjection of her separate estate to such a liability, and there was error in the judgment in this particular. Linn v. WillisSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Cooke v. AverySearch
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of the United States. Osborn v. BankSearch
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In Carson v. DunhamSearch
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