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Hitz Vs. Jenks
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- US Supreme Court
- Apr 07, 1902
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U.S. 155 (1902) U.S. Supreme Court Hitz v. JenksSearch
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U.S. 155 (1902) Hitz v. JenksSearch
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The two appeals were heard in this Court, and each decree or order appealed from was affirmed November 14, 1887. Hitz v. JenksSearch
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whom he held possession as receiver. Let us look at some of the authorities on this general subject. In Wiswall v. SampsonSearch
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the leave of the court first obtained, will be a contempt on the part of the person making it. This was held in Angel v. SmithSearch
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has either been to give him leave to bring an ejectment or to permit him to be examined pro interesse suo. Brooks v. GreathedSearch
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So in Heidritter v. ElizabethSearch
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actual disturbance of such possession. Nevertheless, this Court held the sale to be void under the doctrine of Wiswell v. SampsonSearch
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in those actions, prosecuting them to judgment, and consummating them by a sale. The principle applied in Wiswall v. SampsonSearch
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in the decisions of this Court. It Page 185 U. S. 169 has been often approved and confirmed. Peale v. PhippsSearch
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aware of any decision of this Court modifying the rule laid down in these cases. To the same effect are Walling v. MillerSearch
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Porter v. KingmanSearch
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Dugger v. CollinsSearch
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Thompson v. McClearySearch
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Ellis v. VernonSearch
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the allowance to Mrs. Hitz of an appeal, knew that such allowance removed the whole cause to this Court, Ridings v. JohnsonSearch
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United States v. RioSearch
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cross-bill to have set aside are to be deemed valid and enforceable instruments, it having been so adjudged in Hitz v. JenksSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Hitz v. JenksSearch
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In Wiswall v. SampsonSearch
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Angel v. SmithSearch
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Brooks v. GreathedSearch
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Heidritter v. ElizabethSearch
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of Wiswell v. SampsonSearch
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Walling v. MillerSearch
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Court, Ridings v. JohnsonSearch
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Peale v. PhippsSearch
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