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Wilson Vs. Nelson
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- US Supreme Court
- Dec 09, 1901
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U.S. 191 (1901) U.S. Supreme Court Wilson v. NelsonSearch
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U.S. 191 (1901) Wilson v. NelsonSearch
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has already had occasion to observe, differ in important respects from those of the earlier Bankrupt Acts. Bardes v. HawardenSearch
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Pirie v. ChicagoSearch
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and consented to the preference that he failed to vacate. The cases on which the appellee relies, of Wilson v. CitySearch
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Wall. 360, and National Bank v. WarrenSearch
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which expressly required the debtor to have acted with intent to give a preference. The case of Buckingham v. McLeanSearch
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and delivered under the law of the State of Wisconsin, a legal and usual form of security for money loaned. McCaul v. ThayerSearch
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Second Ward Savings Bank v. SchranckSearch
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if we respect previous decisions of this Court in similar cases. The subject was considered in Buckingham v. McLeanSearch
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some states, they operate only as a lien on the lands of the debtor, in others, on his personal estate also ( Brown v. ClarkeSearch
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have been conflicting decisions. It has been held that contemplation of a state of insolvency was sufficient. Pulling v. TuckerSearch
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Poland v. GlynSearch
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But both the earlier and later decisions were otherwise, and, in our judgment, they contain the sounder rule. Fidgeon v. SharpeSearch
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Hartshorn v. SloddenSearch
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Gibbins v. PhillippsSearch
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Belcher v. PrittieSearch
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Morgan v. BrundrettSearch
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insolvency. But, as we shall presently see, such provisions do not affect the question before us now. In Wilson v. CitySearch
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The principles of this case were approved and applied in Clark v. IselinSearch
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before us, similar to those of the present. In the opinion Mr. Justice Strong, after citing with approval Wilson v. CitySearch
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if made, must rest on a mere fiction. And so it has been decided by the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. Sleek v. Turner'sSearch
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Similar views prevailed in National Bank v. WarrenSearch
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it is undeniable that, under the provisions of the Bankrupt Act of 1867, and within the principles laid in Buckingham v. McLeanSearch
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Wilson v. CitySearch
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Bank, Clark v. IselinSearch
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and National Bank v. WarrenSearch
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Duncan v. LandisSearch
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F. 839. The case of Pirie v. ChicagoSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Wilson v. NelsonSearch
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Bankrupt Acts. Bardes v. HawardenSearch
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of Wilson v. CitySearch
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of Buckingham v. McLeanSearch
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McCaul v. ThayerSearch
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Brown v. ClarkeSearch
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Pulling v. TuckerSearch
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Fidgeon v. SharpeSearch
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In Wilson v. CitySearch
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the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. Sleek v. Turner'sSearch
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of Pirie v. ChicagoSearch
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Buckingham v. McLeanSearch
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