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Davis Vs. Wakelee

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Mar 04, 1895

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  1. Watson Vs. Sutherland US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1866
  2. Daniels Vs. Tearney US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1880
  3. Pennoyer Vs. Neff US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1878
  4. Boynton Vs. Ball US Supreme Court · Apr 25, 1887
  5. U.S. 680 (1895) U.S. Supreme Court Davis v. Wakelee
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  6. U.S. 680 (1895) Davis v. Wakelee
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  7. one which could not possibly have prejudiced the appellee. It was held by this Court in the case of United States v. Curry
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  8. How. 106, 47 U. S. 111 , and Tripp v. Santa
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  9. the same parties in that court. Of a similar mistake it was said by the Chief Justice in New Orleans Insurance Co. v. Albro
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  10. New York, was never served with process and never appeared in the action, such judgment was undoubtedly void. Pennoyer v. Neff
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  11. avail themselves of defenses which would not be valid at law. Examples of such bills are found in the case of Drexel v. Berney
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  12. of which it was claimed she was equitably estopped to avail herself in such action, and in the recent case of Wehrman v. Conklin
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  13. those in which bills have been sustained to enable a defendant to make use of an equitable set-off. Rolling Mill Co. v. Ore
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  14. Greene v. Darling
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  15. Howe v. Sheppard
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  16. Duncan v. Lyon
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  17. Dale v. Cooke
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  18. showing jurisdiction, while the contrary was true with regard to courts of special or limited jurisdiction ( Turner v. Roby
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  19. appears to be, under the authorities in New York and other states, a matter of considerable doubt. Welland Canal Co. v. Hathaway
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  20. Gaylord v. Van
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  21. Hostler v. Hays
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  22. Bank of Wilmington v. Wollaston
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  23. Caldwell v. Auger
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  24. that if the remedy at law be doubtful, a court of equity will not decline cognizance of the suit. Boyce v. Grundy
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  25. Rathbone v. Warren
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  26. King v. Baldwin
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  27. American Insurance Co. v. Fisk
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  28. Teague v. Russell
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  29. Southampton Dock Co. v. Southampton
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  30. Weymouth v. Boyer
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  31. it had theretofore been held in California that a personal judgment obtained by service by publication was valid. Hahn v. Kelly
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  32. Cal. 391. But the case of Pennoyer v. Neff
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  33. to be invalid, was not decided until the following year. This case was afterwards followed in California in Belcher v. Chambers
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  34. which it was obtained, and was unaffected by a subsequent discharge, though this Court subsequently held, in Boynton v. Ball
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  35. Railroad v. Howard
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  36. So in Railroad Company v. McCarthy
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  37. To the same effect are Railroad Co. v. National
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  38. Everett v. Saltus
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  39. Holbrooke v. Wight
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  40. Winter v. Coit
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  41. Mills v. Hoffman
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  42. Wood v. Seely
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  43. Ellis v. White
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  44. Test v. Larsh
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  45. Ind. 452. The case of Abbot v. Wilbur
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  46. U.S. Supreme Court Davis v. Wakelee
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  47. of United States v. Curry
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  48. and Tripp v. Santa
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  49. New Orleans Insurance Co. v. Albro
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  50. of Drexel v. Berney
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