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Blake Vs. Mcclung
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- Dec 12, 1898
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U.S. 239 (1898) U.S. Supreme Court Blake v. McClungSearch
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U.S. 239 (1898) Blake v. McClungSearch
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Page 172 U. S. 247 regulating the jurisdiction of the circuit courts of the United States ( Robertson v. CeaseSearch
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Constitution of the United States. Referring to this clause, Mr. Justice Curtis, speaking for the Court in Conner v. ElliottSearch
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pressed upon our attention. One of the leading cases in which the general question has been examined is Corfield v. CoryellSearch
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Upon these grounds rests the decision in McCready v. VirginiaSearch
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In Paul v. VirginiaSearch
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in the Constitution has tended so strongly to constitute the citizens of the United States one people as this. Lemon v. PeopleSearch
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the Slaughter-House Cases, 16 Wall. 36, 83 U. S. 77 , the Court, referring to what was said in Paul v. VirginiaSearch
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In Cole v. CunninghamSearch
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dead that its property may be administered as a trust fund for the benefit of its stockholders and creditors ( Graham v. RailroadSearch
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Railway Co. v. HamSearch
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have their debts paid out of the corporate property before any distribution thereof among the stockholders. In Hollins v. BrierfieldSearch
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privileges and immunities granted or protected by the Constitution of the United States. In Lafayette Ins. Co. v. FrenchSearch
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It was accordingly adjudged in Barron v. BurnsideSearch
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corporation of a privilege secured to it by the Constitution. This principle was recognized in Barrow Steamship Co. v. KaneSearch
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jurisdiction so conferred upon the national courts cannot be abridged or impaired by any statute of a state. Hyde v. StoneSearch
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Chase saying that 'no statute limitation of suability can defeat a jurisdiction given by the Constitution.' Cowles v. MercerSearch
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brought against them in the courts of the state have been adjudged to be unconstitutional and void. Home Ins. Co. v. MorseSearch
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See Ducat v. ChicagoSearch
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Charleston Railroad Co. v. LetsonSearch
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Covington Drawbridge Co. v. ShepherdSearch
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Miss. Railroad Co. v. WheelerSearch
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Steamship Co. v. TugmanSearch
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within the meaning of the Fourteenth Amendment ( Santa Clara County v. SouthernSearch
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Railroad v. ChicagoSearch
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enter, the state may impose such conditions as it sees fit, is, as a general proposition, also admitted. In Crutcher v. KentuckySearch
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is confined to points and places wholly within the state. The cases to this effect are numerous. Bank of Augusta v. EarleSearch
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Liverpool Insurance Company v. MassachusettsSearch
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Cooper Manufacturing Company v. FergusonSearch
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Phila. Fire Association v. NewSearch
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the courts, and equal security in the possession of property. It may not be uninteresting to notice the case of Fritts v. PalmerSearch
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provisions, so far at least as they do not directly affect foreign or interstate commerce. In Cooper Manufacturing Co. v. FergusonSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Blake v. McClungSearch
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Robertson v. CeaseSearch
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Conner v. ElliottSearch
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Corfield v. CoryellSearch
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