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Dunbar Vs. Dunbar
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- US Supreme Court
- Jun 01, 1903
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U.S. 340 (1903) U.S. Supreme Court Dunbar v. DunbarSearch
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U.S. 340 (1903) Dunbar v. DunbarSearch
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of the husband to pay the amount as alimony, notwithstanding his discharge in bankruptcy, cannot be doubted. Audubon v. ShufeldtSearch
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the death of a particular person may be valued by reference to the mortality tables. Mr. Justice Bradley, in Riggin v. MagwireSearch
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solving of the question. In many cases where actions are brought for the violation of contracts, such as Pierce v. TennesseeSearch
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U. S. 1 , and Schell v. PlumbSearch
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But for the present bankruptcy act, our decision must have been the same as that in Mudge v. RowanSearch
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was very different in its terms from the act which was in force when that case was decided. In the case of Mudge v. RowanSearch
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In Parker v. InceSearch
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some contingent debts which were held capable of being proved under the Bankruptcy Act of 1898, among which are Moch v. MarketSearch
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Street National Bank, 107 F. 897, Circuit Court of Appeals, Third Circuit, 1901, and Cobb v. OvermanSearch
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F. 65, Circuit Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit, 1901. And under former bankrupt acts, the cases of Fisher v. TifftSearch
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Heywood v. ShreveSearch
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N.J.L. 94, and Shelton v. PeaseSearch
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Mo. 473. The contingency in the case of Moch v. MarketSearch
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the creditor might prove against the estate of the bankrupt after the liability had become fixed. In Cobb v. OvermanSearch
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do not affect this case. The Massachusetts court held the debt herein not provable, upon the authority of Morgan v. WordellSearch
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Mass. 350, and Goding v. RoscenthalSearch
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But, in Morgan v. WordellSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Dunbar v. DunbarSearch
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Pierce v. TennesseeSearch
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and Schell v. PlumbSearch
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Mudge v. RowanSearch
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of Mudge v. RowanSearch
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Moch v. MarketSearch
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and Cobb v. OvermanSearch
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of Fisher v. TifftSearch
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and Shelton v. PeaseSearch
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of Moch v. MarketSearch
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In Cobb v. OvermanSearch
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of Morgan v. WordellSearch
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and Goding v. RoscenthalSearch
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Morgan v. WordellSearch
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