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Moses Vs. United States
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- Apr 19, 1897
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Moses v. UnitedSearch
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States - 166 U.S. 571 (1897) U.S. Supreme Court Moses v. UnitedSearch
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States, 166 U.S. 571 (1897) Moses v. UnitedSearch
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is one of the most extreme technicality, and does not in any way reach the merits of the case. The case of Cook v. Graham'sSearch
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be seen that no possible harm or injury could occur to the defendants from disregarding this variance. In Nash v. TowneSearch
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fact of possession by the proper party was sufficient to found a presumption of proper delivery of the bond. Edelin v. SandersSearch
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performance of duty by the obligors in such bonds. This principle, we think, is illustrated in the cases of Dair v. UnitedSearch
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States, 16 Wall. 1, and Butler v. UnitedSearch
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not impair the strength of this principle nor do away with the presumption. Among the cases cited are Follett's Heirs v. RoseSearch
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attached to it, had had them attached when the instrument was originally executed many years prior thereto. Edelin v. SandersSearch
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with the presumption that the seals in this case were affixed with the consent of the obligors. In State v. HumbirdSearch
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and no such seal was on the instrument when it was produced on the trial. Page 166 U. S. 583 In Chilton v. PeopleSearch
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when there was no seal or scroll did not supply the defect of its absence. In Barnett v. AbbottSearch
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it was defectively executed. (No evidence of this nature is to be found in the case at bar.) In United States v. LinnSearch
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U. S. 584 was declared on as such an instrument, the action upon it could be maintained. In United States v. NelsonSearch
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be executed was one which the Secretary of War had power to make. It was held in the case of United States v. TingeySearch
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to that effect, but by direction of the head of a department, was recognized again in the case of United States v. BradleySearch
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certainly and plainly covered such conduct, and was violated thereby. The principle decided in United States v. BradleySearch
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which the certificates were based, they would be conclusive in favor of the officer in any action against him. Soule v. UnitedSearch
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ever been given to Howgate, either at the time of or soon after his resignation, or at all. The case of United States v. AlexanderSearch
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copies of the originals on file, and of the whole of such originals, was a full compliance with law. United States v. PinsonSearch
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the penalty in the bond, and, unexplained, the judgment was sufficient evidence of the breach of condition. Drummond v. ExecutorsSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Moses v. UnitedSearch
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of Cook v. Graham'sSearch
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In Nash v. TowneSearch
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Edelin v. SandersSearch
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of Dair v. UnitedSearch
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and Butler v. UnitedSearch
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Follett's Heirs v. RoseSearch
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In State v. HumbirdSearch
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