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Matteson Vs. Dent
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- US Supreme Court
- Feb 26, 1900
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U.S. 521 (1900) U.S. Supreme Court Matteson v. DentSearch
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U.S. 521 (1900) Matteson v. DentSearch
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the estate of the stockholder. The principle controlling the subject was quite clearly stated by Shipman, J., in Davis v. WeedSearch
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The question was settled in Richmond v. IronsSearch
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We hold, therefore, that the obligation of the stockholder survives as against his personal representatives. Flash v. ConnSearch
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Hobart v. JohnsonSearch
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Blatchford 359. In Massachusetts, it was held, in Grew v. BreedSearch
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to examine. The accepted doctrine finds nowhere a more lucid statement than in the courts of New York. Thus, in Bailey v. HollisterSearch
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that the parties to a contract intend to bind not only themselves, but their personal representatives. Kernochan v. MurraySearch
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N.Y. 306. The doctrine enunciated in Bailey v. HollisterSearch
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as above stated was later applied in Cochran v. WiechersSearch
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under the statute is so well established, upon principle and authority, that further discussion is unnecessary. Chase v. LordSearch
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accompanied by a transfer on the books of registry of the association, such registered owner remains liable. Upton v. TribilcockSearch
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Anderson v. PhiladelphiaSearch
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Warehouse Co., 111 U. S. 479 , and Richmond v. IronsSearch
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rule established by state courts in construing statutes containing substantially similar provisions. In Shellington v. HowlandSearch
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to pay assessments, such transfer will be disregarded and the real owner be held liable. Germania National Bank v. CaseSearch
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to will operate a transfer on the books and extinguish the liability as stockholder of the transferor. Whitney v. ButlerSearch
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to the pledgee as owner, and that he therefore was not liable, although the pledgeor might continue to be so. Pauly v. StateSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Matteson v. DentSearch
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Davis v. WeedSearch
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Grew v. BreedSearch
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Bailey v. HollisterSearch
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Kernochan v. MurraySearch
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Cochran v. WiechersSearch
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Chase v. LordSearch
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and Richmond v. IronsSearch
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In Shellington v. HowlandSearch
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Germania National Bank v. CaseSearch
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Pauly v. StateSearch
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