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Jackson Andc.; Ry. and Nav. Co. Vs. Hooper
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- US Supreme Court
- Jan 13, 1896
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Ry. & Nav. Co. v. HooperSearch
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U.S. 514 (1896) Jackson, Mayport, Pablo Railway and Navigation Company v. HooperSearch
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to disclose such authority expressly given. The court adheres to the rule laid down in Central Transportation Co. v. Pullman'sSearch
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the proper and common seal of the company. A seal is not necessarily of any particular form or figure. In Pillow v. RobertsSearch
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Price v. IndsethSearch
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for rent of the hotel. The case in this particular resembles and falls within the principle of Eureka Co. v. BaileySearch
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In Bank of the United States v. DandridgeSearch
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Pittsburgh & Cincinnati Railway v. KeokukSearch
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would be estopped to decline to be bound by its own act, even when fulfilled by the other contracting party. Davis v. OldSearch
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Thomas v. RailroadSearch
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Central Transportation Co. v. Pullman'sSearch
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Maryland Railroad Co. v. WinansSearch
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Central Transportation Co. v. PullmanSearch
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We do not seek to relax, but rather to affirm, the rule laid down by this Court in Central Transportation Co. v. Pullman'sSearch
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But we think the present case falls within the language of Lord Chancellor Selborne in Attorney General v. GreatSearch
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the court must be influenced somewhat by the special circumstances of the case. As was said by Romilly, M.R., in Lyde v. EasternSearch
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The principle upon which we may safely rule the present question is within the case of Brown v. WinnisimmetSearch
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Davis v. OldSearch
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whereas the object of the sale had ceased to exist. Courtrier v. HastieSearch
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owing to the death of the annuitant, it was held that he could recover the price which he had paid for it. Strickland v. TurnerSearch
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Jones v. UnitedSearch
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Jackson, Mayport, Pablo Railway and Navigation Company v. HooperSearch
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In Pillow v. RobertsSearch
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of Eureka Co. v. BaileySearch
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Pittsburgh & Cincinnati Railway v. KeokukSearch
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Davis v. OldSearch
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New York & Maryland Railroad Co. v. WinansSearch
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Attorney General v. GreatSearch
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Lyde v. EasternSearch
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of Brown v. WinnisimmetSearch
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Courtrier v. HastieSearch
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Strickland v. TurnerSearch
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