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Lantry Vs. Wallace
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- May 27, 1901
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U.S. 536 (1901) U.S. Supreme Court Lantry v. WallaceSearch
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U.S. 536 (1901) Lantry v. WallaceSearch
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opinion of the court. 97 F. 865. Judge Sanborn dissented for the reasons set forth in his dissenting opinion in Scott v. LatimerSearch
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F. 843, 857-862, which was the case recently decided by this Court under the title of Scott v. DeweeseSearch
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D. v. RiegerSearch
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be affected by anything that the bank or its officers might, after such failure, have done or omitted to do. In Earle v. PennsylvaniaSearch
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U. S. 561 , 119 U. S. 563 . See also Bennett v. ButterworthSearch
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Thompson v. CentralSearch
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in a suit in equity to which the bank and the receiver are made parties. Some of the observations made in Scott v. DeweeseSearch
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government, and not for the borrower, to complain of the bank's departure from the rule prescribed by statute. Scott v. DeweeseSearch
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U. S. 202 , and authorities there cited. In First Nat. Bank v. StewartSearch
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the government, it could only be done while the security was subsisting in the hands of the bank. So in Scott v. DeweeseSearch
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Referring to that section, this Court, in Pauly v. StateSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Lantry v. WallaceSearch
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Scott v. LatimerSearch
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of Scott v. DeweeseSearch
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In Earle v. PennsylvaniaSearch
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Scott v. DeweeseSearch
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In First Nat. Bank v. StewartSearch
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Pauly v. StateSearch
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Bennett v. ButterworthSearch
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