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Audubon Vs. Shufeldt

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  • US Supreme Court
  • May 20, 1901

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  1. Lynde Vs. Lynde US Supreme Court · Apr 15, 1901
  2. U.S. 575 (1901) U.S. Supreme Court Audubon v. Shufeldt
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  3. U.S. 575 (1901) Audubon v. Shufeldt
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  4. in the army falls within this description, and it may be that he is not bound to include his in his schedule. Flarty v. Odlum
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  5. Apthorpe v. Apthorpe
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  6. faith and credit in another state, Page 181 U. S. 578 and may therefore be there enforced by suit. Barber v. Barber
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  7. the State of Maryland and in the District of Columbia alimony is granted by decree of a court of equity. Wallingsford v. Wallingsford
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  8. Crane v. Meginnis
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  9. Jamison v. Jamison
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  10. Tolman v. Tolman
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  11. Tolman v. Leonard
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  12. Alexander v. Alexander
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  13. Page 181 U. S. 579 Court for the District of Massachusetts. In re Nowell, 99 F. 931. In Menzie v. Anderson
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  14. within the meaning of a statute exempting certain property from execution for such a debt. In Noyes v. Hubbard
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  15. which the public as well as the parties were interested, was not barred by a discharge in insolvency. In Romaine v. Chauncey
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  16. to compel the appropriation of alimony to the payment of debts contracted by her before it was granted. In Barclay v. Barclay
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  17. In England, it seems to be the law that alimony is neither discharged nor provable in bankruptcy. Linton v. Linton
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  18. Hawkins v. Hawkins
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  19. Watkins v. Watkins
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  20. Kerr v. Kerr
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  21. U.S. Supreme Court Audubon v. Shufeldt
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  22. Flarty v. Odlum
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  23. Wallingsford v. Wallingsford
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  24. In Menzie v. Anderson
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  25. In Noyes v. Hubbard
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  26. In Romaine v. Chauncey
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  27. In Barclay v. Barclay
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  28. Linton v. Linton
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  29. Barber v. Barber
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