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Ayres Vs. Polsdorfer

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Jan 05, 1903

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  1. Mclish Vs. Roff US Supreme Court · Dec 07, 1891
  2. U.S. 585 (1903) U.S. Supreme Court Ayres v. Polsdorfer
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  3. U.S. 585 (1903) Ayres v. Polsdorfer
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  4. here. Cases of the second class must be taken to the circuit court of appeals, and its judgment will be final. Loeb v. Columbia
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  5. Township Trustees, 179 U. S. 47 , followed, and Northern Pacific Railway Co. v. Amato
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  6. it is not reviewable by writ of error from this Court. Interpreting the Judiciary Act of 1891, we said, in McLish v. Roff
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  7. The questions were answered in Colorado Mining Co. v. Turck
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  8. made between the questions embraced in section 5 and other federal questions. That distinction was presented in Loeb v. Columbia
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  9. And this view was affirmed in Huguley Manufacturing Company v. Galeton
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  10. Cotton Mills, 184 U. S. 290 . In Robinson v. Caldwell
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  11. merits, both in this Court and in the circuit court of appeals. Page 187 U. S. 590 This was affirmed in Loeb v. Columbia
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  12. defining the judicial power of the United States, it would seem to bring the case within the doctrine of Loeb v. Columbia
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  13. now come to this Court upon another. The plaintiff in error, however, denies that this consequence results from Loeb v. Columbia
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  14. result would be contrary to the principle laid down in Loeb v. Columbia
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  15. and Northern Pacific Railway Co. v. Amato
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  16. U. S. 471 , and Union Pacific Railway Co. v. Harris
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  17. Answering the question, counsel say if the doctrine of Mining Co. v. Turck
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  18. appeals to this Court by writ of error or appeal. Such a result would be contrary to the principle laid down in Loeb v. Columbia
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  19. by that which we have already said. Besides, counsel are wrong in their premises. Northern Pacific Railway Co. v. Amato
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  20. and Union Pacific Railway Co. v. Harris
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  21. and we assigned the case to that class of cases which was not dependent solely upon diversity of citizenship. Loeb v. Columbia
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  22. them. Another argument is used by plaintiff in error to bring this case within Northern Pacific Railway Co. v. Amato
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  23. Union Pacific Railway Co. v. Harris
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  24. and Loeb v. Columbia
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  25. right in this, the result is that the writ of error should be maintained, it being sufficient under the case of Loeb v. Columbia
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  26. of the United States. If it be such a case, it should be brought here directly from the circuit court, and Loeb v. Columbia
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  27. we have cited apply. There is Page 187 U. S. 595 nothing to the contrary in Northern Pacific Railway Co. v. Amato
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  28. or Union Pacific Railway Co. v. Harris
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  29. parties is a federal corporation. The final contention of plaintiff in error is that the principle of Mining Co. v. Turck
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  30. U.S. Supreme Court Ayres v. Polsdorfer
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  31. Loeb v. Columbia
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  32. Colorado Mining Co. v. Turck
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  33. Huguley Manufacturing Company v. Galeton
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  34. In Robinson v. Caldwell
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  35. of Loeb v. Columbia
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  36. of Mining Co. v. Turck
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  37. Northern Pacific Railway Co. v. Amato
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