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Mcmullen Vs. Hoffman

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  • US Supreme Court
  • May 22, 1899

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  1. Thomson Vs. Thomson and anr. Kolkata · Jul 21, 1887
  2. Mcblair Vs. Gibbes US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1854
  3. Coppell Vs. Hall US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1868
  4. Trist Vs. Child US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1874
  5. Brooks Vs. Martin US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1864
  6. Embrey Vs. Jemison US Supreme Court · May 13, 1889
  7. Armstrong Vs. Toler US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1826
  8. U.S. 639 (1899) U.S. Supreme Court McMullen v. Hoffman
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  9. U.S. 639 (1899) McMullen v. Hoffman
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  10. it or any court enforce any alleged rights directly springing from such a contract. While distinguishing Brooks v. Martin
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  11. bid. It was not necessary, however, to prove so difficult a fact. The inference would be natural. In Richardson v. Crandall
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  12. citing Atcheson v. Mallon
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  13. one at bar, and indeed it is seen that such was the view of the judge delivering the opinion, since he cited Atcheson v. Mallon
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  14. in the least depend upon the success which attends the execution of any particular agreement. In Tool Company v. Morris
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  15. Beringer, 3 M. & S. 67, 72, cited in Scott v. Brown
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  16. thereof, was the agreement with the city, and the written agreement of partnership between themselves. In Hyer v. Richmond
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  17. which concealment takes in a combination, being in fact one of the great dangers springing therefrom. In Atcheson v. Mallon
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  18. Holman v. Johnson
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  19. Booth v. Hodgson
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  20. Shiffner v. Gordon
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  21. Sykes v. Beadon
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  22. Scott v. Brown
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  23. Belding v. Pitkins
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  24. Atcheson v. Mallon
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  25. Leonard v. Poole
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  26. Wheeler v. Russell
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  27. Snell v. Dwight
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  28. Marshall v. Baltimore
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  29. Woodstock Iron Company v. Richmond
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  30. the court will permit a recovery in such case. The cases cited as illustrating the exception are, among others, Tenant v. Elliott
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  31. Farmer v. Russell
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  32. Sharp v. Taylor
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  33. Page 174 U. S. 656 Armstrong v. Toler
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  34. Planters' Bank v. Union
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  35. Armstrong v. American
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  36. whole of the contract must come in, although the portion upon which he founds his cause of action may be legal. Booth v. Hodgson
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  37. The defendant therefore had judgment. In Thomson v. Thomson
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  38. as a reason for not performing his trust. Tenant v. Elliott
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  39. And in Embrey v. Jemison
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  40. citing Coppell v. Hall
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  41. being founded on some new consideration, or upon a contract collateral to the original illegal one. In Tenant v. Elliott
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  42. himself and another, which in its nature was illegal, but with which the defendant was in no wise concerned. Farmer v. Russell
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  43. character. The next case cited by complainant as an authority for the maintenance of this action is Sharp v. Taylor
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  44. and asserting title to money which has arisen from them is distinctly taken in Page 174 U. S. 662 Tenant v. Elliott
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  45. and Farmer v. Russell
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  46. and recognized and approved by Sir William Grant in Thomson v. Thomson
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  47. in this case was not in the freight's being paid to English subjects claiming as owners of the ship, as in Campbell v. Innes
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  48. way of illustration regarding the rule itself have been since doubted by the English courts, as in the case of Sykes v. Beadon
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  49. it as against the other, directly or indirectly, said that there were several dicta of Lord Cottenham's in Sharp v. Taylor
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  50. U.S. Supreme Court McMullen v. Hoffman
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