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New York City Vs. Pine
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- Apr 07, 1902
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U.S. 93 (1902) U.S. Supreme Court New York City v. PineSearch
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U.S. 93 (1902) New York City v. PineSearch
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the defendant has expended the award of reliefs is designed to promote diligence on the part of suitors. In Smith v. ClaySearch
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some of the cases in which the effect of time upon a suit in equity has been the subject of discussion. In Galliher v. CadwellSearch
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In Roberts v. NorthernSearch
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Lexington & Ohio Railroad v. OrmsbySearch
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Harlow v. MarquetteSearch
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Cairo & Fulton Railroad v. TurnerSearch
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Chicago & Alton Railroad v. GoodwinSearch
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Ill. 273. Again, Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co. v. AustinSearch
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were cited in the opinion in support thereof. Page 185 U. S. 101 In Northern Pacific Railroad Co. v. SmithSearch
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U. S. 260 , was presented a question similar to that in Roberts v. NorthernSearch
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Pacific Railroad, supra, and the same conclusion was reached. In the course of the opinion, Provolt v. ChicagoSearch
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This question was also considered in Charleston Railway Co. v. HughesSearch
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Atlanta, Knoxville & Northern Railway Company v. BarkerSearch
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company v. EnglehartSearch
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character of the property or right involved, but upon the conduct of the plaintiff in respect to his claim. Pappenheim v. MetropolitanSearch
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controversy by securing the payment of adequate compensation in lieu of a cessation of the trespass. See also Jackson v. StevensonSearch
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condition would not be inserted, and an injunction would issue upon the right of the owner being determined. Henderson v. CentralSearch
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the contrary, at least in cases where there has been delay on the part of the plaintiff in commencing suit. In Osborne v. MissouriSearch
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Reference was made in the opinion to McElroy v. KansasSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court New York City v. PineSearch
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In Smith v. ClaySearch
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In Galliher v. CadwellSearch
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Again, Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co. v. AustinSearch
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In Northern Pacific Railroad Co. v. SmithSearch
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Roberts v. NorthernSearch
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Provolt v. ChicagoSearch
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Charleston Railway Co. v. HughesSearch
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Atlanta, Knoxville & Northern Railway Company v. BarkerSearch
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Pappenheim v. MetropolitanSearch
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Jackson v. StevensonSearch
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Henderson v. CentralSearch
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In Osborne v. MissouriSearch
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McElroy v. KansasSearch
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