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Clews Vs. Jamieson
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- May 27, 1901
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U.S. 461 (1901) U.S. Supreme Court Clews v. JamiesonSearch
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U.S. 461 (1901) Clews v. JamiesonSearch
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situated that the jurisdiction of equity, though not exclusive, is acknowledged. 1 Pom.Eq.Jur. sec. 157. In Foley v. HillSearch
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and therefore equity has jurisdiction. In Marvin v. BrooksSearch
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a , that in general a trustee is suable in equity in regard to any matters touching the trust. In Oelrichs v. SpainSearch
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thereby confers upon the broker authority to deal according to any well settled usage in such trade or market, Bibb v. AllenSearch
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Lucena v. CraufurdSearch
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Routh v. ThompsonSearch
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Hagedorn v. OliversonSearch
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Fleckner v. UnitedSearch
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Black 533, 66 U. S. 539 , citing Hoyt v. ThompsonSearch
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This quotation with the doctrine therein stated is approved in Irwin v. WilliarSearch
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delivery otherwise than by purchasing them after the contract is made does not invalidate the contract. Hibblewhite v. McMorineSearch
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of the article, there shall be a mere payment of the difference between the contract and the market price. Pearce v. RiceSearch
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Pickering v. CeaseSearch
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And in Pearce v. RiceSearch
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delivery, in the future, of grain or other commodities -- which contracts would not have been illegal ( Pickering v. CeaseSearch
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the party making the assertion. A defense of the illegality of the contract was pleaded by the defendant in Cothran v. EllisSearch
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In Irwin v. WilliarSearch
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words, a mere wagering contract. This charge was approved by this Court, and the principle was again approved in Bibb v. AllenSearch
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to another and a future day. To uphold the rulings of the circuit court of appeals herein, the cases of Pickering v. CeaseSearch
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Lyon v. CulbertsonSearch
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Tenney v. FooteSearch
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Pearce v. FooteSearch
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Cothran v. EllisSearch
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Schneider v. TurnerSearch
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Soby v. PeopleSearch
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bought or sold, is guilty of an offense under the Illinois act of 1887. 134 Ill., supra. The cases of Pearce v. RiceSearch
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U. S. 28 , and Irwin v. WilliarSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Clews v. JamiesonSearch
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In Foley v. HillSearch
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In Marvin v. BrooksSearch
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In Oelrichs v. SpainSearch
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Bibb v. AllenSearch
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Hoyt v. ThompsonSearch
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Hibblewhite v. McMorineSearch
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of Pickering v. CeaseSearch
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of Pearce v. RiceSearch
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and Irwin v. WilliarSearch
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