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Green Vs. Bogue
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- May 27, 1895
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U.S. 478 (1895) U.S. Supreme Court Green v. BogueSearch
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U.S. 478 (1895) Green v. BogueSearch
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upon the existence of an outside contract, are satisfactorily disposed of by the Supreme Court of Illinois in Barling v. PetersSearch
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of April, 1888, in the Circuit Court of Cook County, in case No. 62,375, entitled William H. Peters, Receiver, etc. v. RobertSearch
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The plea in the case at bar is based wholly upon the proceedings had in the case of William H. Peters, Receiver, etc. v. RobertSearch
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it will be necessary to review not only the findings and the report of the master in the case of Peters, Receiver v. HymanSearch
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of the masters in chancery of the circuit court, in pursuance to the decree entered in the case of Peters, Receiver v. HymanSearch
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was a question put in the opinion of this Court in Farley v. KittsonSearch
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in this Court. Undoubtedly, under the rule in the English Chancery Court, recognized by this Court in Hughes v. BlakeSearch
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Wheat. 472, and in Rhode Island v. MassachusettsSearch
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case turn on the fate of a plea of perhaps immaterial facts doubtless led to the adoption of that rule. In Pearce v. RiceSearch
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the matter pleaded to be strictly true, and the court therefore will not preclude the question. See also Hancock v. CarltonSearch
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The same principle has been often applied by this Court. Goodrich v. CitySearch
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deemed to have been a final abandonment of such exceptions, and an acquiescence in the decree. Last Chance Mining Co. v. TylerSearch
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Peters abused the process of the court. We regard the opinion of the Supreme Court of Illinois in Barling v. PetersSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Green v. BogueSearch
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Barling v. PetersSearch
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of Peters, Receiver v. HymanSearch
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In Pearce v. RiceSearch
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Hancock v. CarltonSearch
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Court. Goodrich v. CitySearch
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Last Chance Mining Co. v. TylerSearch
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Rhode Island v. MassachusettsSearch
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