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Burck Vs. Taylor
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- Apr 09, 1894
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U.S. 634 (1894) U.S. Supreme Court Burck v. TaylorSearch
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U.S. 634 (1894) Burck v. TaylorSearch
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Matthias Schnell, Charles B. Farwell, John v. FarwellSearch
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Charles B. Farwell, John v. FarwellSearch
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Matthias Schnell, Abner Taylor, Amos C. Babcock, Charles B. Farwell, and John v. FarwellSearch
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the benefit of the state, and could not be claimed by any subsequent assignee from the contractor. The case of Hobbs v. McLeanSearch
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the policy of the statute. The sections under consideration were passed for the protection of the government. Goodman v. NiblackSearch
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to see whether it was the intent of the makers that a contract in contravention of it should be void or not. Harris v. RunnelsSearch
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Pangborn v. WestlakeSearch
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Ia. 546. It was in pursuance of this line of thought that the Court, in Hobbs v. McLeanSearch
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nature which is not susceptible of assignment without the consent of the other party. Arkansas Valley Smelting Co. v. BeldenSearch
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Delaware County v. DieboldSearch
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Burnham v. ChandlerSearch
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Wright v. LancasterSearch
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Charles B. Farwell, John v. FarwellSearch
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Charles B. and John v. FarwellSearch
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demurrer, this statement of the bill with respect to the purport of that transfer must be taken as true. In Campbell v. MackaySearch
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distinction between choses in action and chattel or freehold interests. This distinction is pointed out in Wiltshire v. RabbitsSearch
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with the former in giving the trustee notice of his security. The same general principle is asserted in McCreight v. FosterSearch
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Ch.App. 604, 610. And in Wilmost v. PikeSearch
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binding on the latter unless it affirmatively appears that the subsequent assignee took without notice. Davies v. AustenSearch
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Allen v. RandolphSearch
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McKinnie v. RutherfordSearch
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Webster v. WiseSearch
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Gay v. GaySearch
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of an assignee from a member of the firm of contractors, be reconciled with the principle announced in McBlair v. GibbesSearch
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Railroad Co. v. DurantSearch
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U. S. 576 , and also in Sharp v. TaylorSearch
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the state could not urge, in order to withhold funds that do not belong to him. What the Lord Chancellor said in Sharp v. TaylorSearch
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enforcing illegal contracts and asserting title to money which has arisen from them is distinctly taken in Tenant v. ElliottSearch
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Bos. & Pull. 3, and Farmer v. RussellSearch
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Bos. & Pull. 296, and recognized and approved by Sir William Grant in Thomson v. ThomsonSearch
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The same principle is laid down in the recent case of Kingsbury v. BurrillSearch
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of a fractional part of a claim is good in equity where the person who it to pay raises no objection, following James v. NewtonSearch
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Mass. 366. The present case cannot be distinguished in principle from the rule announced in Hobbs v. McLeanSearch
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is attended inevitably with embarrassment in the administration of the law. The cases of Arkansas Valley Smelting Co. v. BeldenSearch
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Mining Co., 127 U. S. 379 , and Delaware County v. DieboldSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Burck v. TaylorSearch
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Matthias Schnell, Charles B. Farwell, John v. FarwellSearch
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Charles B. Farwell, John v. FarwellSearch
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Matthias Schnell, Abner Taylor, Amos C. Babcock, Charles B. Farwell, and John v. FarwellSearch
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of Hobbs v. McLeanSearch
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Harris v. RunnelsSearch
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