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Ogden City Vs. Armstrong

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Nov 29, 1897

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  1. Hannewinkle Vs. Georgetown US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1872
  2. Gibson Vs. Shufeldt US Supreme Court · May 23, 1887
  3. Stringfellow Vs. Cain US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1878
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  4. U.S. 224 (1897) U.S. Supreme Court Ogden City v. Armstrong
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  5. U.S. 224 (1897) Ogden City v. Armstrong
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  6. amount of taxes, to enable him to bring the case here on appeal, and accordingly, under the doctrine of Russell v. Stansell
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  7. U. S. 303 , and Gibson v. Shufeldt
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  8. appeal to this Court as to those plaintiffs only to each of whom more than five thousand dollars is decreed. Russell v. Stansell
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  9. up the amount necessary to give this Court jurisdiction on appeal. The same conclusion was reached in Gibson v. Shufeldt
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  10. on that subject made by the trial court, and approved and adopted by the supreme court of the territory. Stringfellow v. Cain
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  11. Haws v. Victoria
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  12. cases Page 168 U. S. 236 from the different states are cited in support of that proposition.) In Zeigler v. Hopkins
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  13. This precise question was most elaborately considered by the Supreme Court of California in Mulligan v. Smith
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  14. to the foundation of the tax, and parties complaining must be confined to these. As was held by this Court in Dows v. Chicago
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  15. extended relief on the ground that a cloud on the title existed or was imminent. Page 168 U. S. 239 Dows v. Chicago
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  16. by an administrative board does not preclude parties aggrieved from resorting to judicial remedies. Thus, in Emery v. Bradford
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  17. So, in Wright v. Boston
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  18. In Union Pacific Railway v. Cheyenne
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  19. U.S. Supreme Court Ogden City v. Armstrong
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  20. of Russell v. Stansell
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  21. and Gibson v. Shufeldt
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  22. Russell v. Stansell
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  23. In Zeigler v. Hopkins
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  24. Mulligan v. Smith
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  25. Dows v. Chicago
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  26. Emery v. Bradford
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  27. Wright v. Boston
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