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Woodruff Vs. Mississippi
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- Apr 18, 1896
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U.S. 291 (1896) U.S. Supreme Court Woodruff v. MississippiSearch
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U.S. 291 (1896) Woodruff v. MississippiSearch
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error under the Constitution and laws of the United States, and was disposed of adversely to them. In Trebilcock v. WilsonSearch
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maintained on the ground of the denial of a right under the Constitution. Page 162 U. S. 299 In Maryland v. RailroadSearch
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as money, because flowing as such through the channels of trade and commerce without question. United States Bank v. BankSearch
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Miller v. RaceSearch
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the power was other than the power to borrow money of the United States. But it is said that as it was held in Judson v. CitySearch
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on the subject, the city had power to make them payable in gold, and by the Court of Appeals of Kentucky, in Farson v. BoarSearch
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particular kind of that money, and it is impossible to hold that they were void because of want of power. In Bull v. BankSearch
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banks or associations, or in paper not current as money, has been held to destroy their negotiability. Irvine v. LowrySearch
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In Maryland v. RailroadSearch
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in gold or in any other money or commodity, and it must then be paid in the medium contracted for. Bronson v. RodesSearch
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Page 162 U. S. 309 Trebilcock v. WilsonSearch
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the contract is payable in depends upon its language, and that raises no federal question. The case of Trebilcock v. WilsonSearch
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a right claimed by the defendant under the Constitution was decided against him by the state court. In Maryland v. RailroadSearch
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which is used in the contract, is unimportant and immaterial. That it may be implied has been held in Maryland v. RailroadSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Woodruff v. MississippiSearch
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In Trebilcock v. WilsonSearch
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United States Bank v. BankSearch
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Judson v. CitySearch
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Farson v. BoarSearch
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In Bull v. BankSearch
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Trebilcock v. WilsonSearch
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of Trebilcock v. WilsonSearch
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Maryland v. RailroadSearch
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