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Hardt Vs. Heidweyer
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- US Supreme Court
- Apr 02, 1894
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U.S. 547 (1894) U.S. Supreme Court Hardt v. HeidweyerSearch
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U.S. 547 (1894) Hardt v. HeidweyerSearch
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assignment for the benefit of creditors, and this, as plaintiffs insist, brought the case within the ruling in White v. CotzhausenSearch
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since that decision reached a different conclusion, and in support thereof reference is made to the opinion in Young v. ClappSearch
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may be given by the execution of a judgment note resulting in the entry thereon of a judgment. See also Schroeder v. WalshSearch
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National Bank v. NorthSearch
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American Cutlery Co. v. JosephSearch
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Ill.App. 194, and Ross v. WalkerSearch
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construction of the statute should be accepted by this Court as controlling, and the case of Union Bank of Chicago v. KansasSearch
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statutes, a failing debtor has the right to prefer certain creditors, even to the entire exclusion of others, Jewell v. KnightSearch
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shown due promptness in asserting their rights. It is said by counsel for defendants that it was the decision in White v. CotzhausenSearch
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order that the court may determine whether reasonable effort was made by him to ascertain the facts. Thus, in Stearns v. PageSearch
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On appeal, this decision was affirmed, Stearns v. PageSearch
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Similar declarations may be found in several subsequent cases. Badger v. BadgerSearch
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Lansdale v. SmithSearch
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Foster v. MansfieldSearch
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Fisher v. BoodySearch
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Carr v. HiltonSearch
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So far as the mere preference is concerned, that was obvious. If the attorneys' fees were improper, Young v. ClappSearch
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Hulse v. MershonSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Hardt v. HeidweyerSearch
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White v. CotzhausenSearch
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Young v. ClappSearch
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Schroeder v. WalshSearch
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and Ross v. WalkerSearch
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of Union Bank of Chicago v. KansasSearch
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Lansdale v. SmithSearch
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