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United States Vs. Edmondston

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Jan 01, 1901

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  1. Elliott Vs. Swartwout US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1836
  2. U.S. 500 (1901) U.S. Supreme Court United States v. Edmondston
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  3. U.S. 500 (1901) United States v. Edmondston
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  4. Medbury v. United
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  5. official of the government was called upon to return moneys he had received by virtue of his office. Swift Company v. United
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  6. Page 181 U. S. 508 United States v. Lee
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  7. held, under those circumstances, that no further tender was necessary, quoting the general rule laid down in Hills v. Exchange
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  8. all upon the question whether there be any right of recovery in case of a voluntary payment. Bank of United States v. Bank
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  9. to this third party created no cause of action against the party so receiving. On the other hand, in Lamborn v. Dickinson
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  10. of law. Many cases are cited in the opinion sustaining that proposition. To the same effect is Railroad Company v. Commissioners
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  11. The other class of cases is illustrated by United States v.Lawson, 101 U. S. 164 , and United States v. Ellsworth
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  12. On the other hand, in United States v. Wilson
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  13. Yet confessedly, in all customs cases, protest is necessary -- made so by express statute. Counsel refer to Elliott v. Swartwout
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  14. But Elliott v. Swartwout
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  15. the Secretary of the Interior misconstrued the law of June 16, 1880, as seems probable from our decision in Medbury v. United
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  16. that which seems to us most natural to develop the questions involved herein. As indicated in the opinion in Swift Co. v. United
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  17. U.S. Supreme Court United States v. Edmondston
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  18. Swift Company v. United
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  19. United States v. Lee
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  20. Hills v. Exchange
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  21. Bank of United States v. Bank
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  22. Lamborn v. Dickinson
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  23. and United States v. Ellsworth
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  24. United States v. Wilson
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  25. Swift Co. v. United
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  26. Railroad Company v. Commissioners
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