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Harkrader Vs. Wadley

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Dec 05, 1898

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  1. Bergemann Vs. Backer US Supreme Court · Apr 01, 1895
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  3. Taylor Vs. Taintor US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1872
  4. Carper Vs. Fitzgerald US Supreme Court · Mar 28, 1897
  5. Andrews Vs. Swartz US Supreme Court · Feb 04, 1895
  6. Freeman Vs. Howe US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1860
  7. U.S. 148 (1898) U.S. Supreme Court Harkrader v. Wadley
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  8. U.S. 148 (1898) Harkrader v. Wadley
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  9. judge, Simonton, entered an order on said petition, allowing it to be filed in the equity cause of H. G. Wadley v. Blount
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  10. the 31st of January, 1895, on an injunction theretofore awarded by him to your petitioner in his case of H. G. Wadley v. Blount
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  11. the deposition of the said Wadley Page 172 U. S. 155 taken in another case of Paul Hutchinson, Adm'r v. The
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  12. an order of the County Court of Wythe County, State of Virginia, entered in the case of The Commonwealth of Virginia v. said
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  13. and upon the answer and denial of the said petitioner to said return, and upon the record in said case of H. G. Wadley vs. Blount
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  14. distinct question of jurisdiction involved. Page 172 U. S. 162 It is indeed true, as was decided in Carper v. Fitzgerald
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  15. It is sufficient to cite Credit Co. v. Arkansas
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  16. and allowance of appeal (where there is such petition and allowance), the appeal bond, and the citation. In Brandies v. Cochran
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  17. basis of jurisdiction in a court of the United States to review the proceedings upon a writ of habeas corpus. Andrews v. Swartz
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  18. and the jurisdiction involved is exhausted, and this rule applies alike in both civil and criminal cases. Freeman v. Howe
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  19. and the cases of French v. Hay
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  20. Wall. 253, and Dietsch v. Huidekoper
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  21. of York v. Pilkington
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  22. no actual breach of the peace was alleged, the public was not concerned. And when, in the later case of Lord Montague v. Dudman
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  23. Vesey 396, where an injunction was prayed for to stay proceedings in a mandamus, his ruling in Mayor of York v. Pilkington
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  24. an injunction to stay proceedings on a mandamus, nor to an indictment, nor to an information. As to Mayor of York v. Pilkington
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  25. U.S. Supreme Court Harkrader v. Wadley
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  26. of H. G. Wadley v. Blount
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  27. of Paul Hutchinson, Adm'r v. The
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  28. of The Commonwealth of Virginia v. said
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  29. Credit Co. v. Arkansas
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  30. In Brandies v. Cochran
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  31. of French v. Hay
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  32. and Dietsch v. Huidekoper
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  33. of Lord Montague v. Dudman
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  34. Mayor of York v. Pilkington
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