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Cunnius Vs. Reading School District
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- May 29, 1905
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Cunnius v. ReadingSearch
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School District - 198 U.S. 458 (1905) U.S. Supreme Court Cunnius v. ReadingSearch
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School District, 198 U.S. 458 (1905) Cunnius v. ReadingSearch
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have been subject to administration under the laws of Pennsylvania had the absentee been in fact dead. Wyman v. HalsteadSearch
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Sayre v. HelmeSearch
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Mansfield v. McFarlandSearch
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been taxed, the state would have had power to provide remedial process for the collection of the tax. Savings Society v. MultnomahSearch
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Bristol v. WashingtonSearch
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been in the power of the state to subject the debt to attachment at the instance of a creditor of the absentee. Harris v. BalkSearch
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the law Page 198 U. S. 468 of Pennsylvania would have authorized such an attachment is also clear. Furness v. SmithSearch
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Code, article 47 et seq. The provisions of that code on the subject were referred to by this Court in Scott v. McNealSearch
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and special reliance is placed upon the decision of this Court in Scott v. McNealSearch
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one or two exceptions hereafter to be noticed, are inapposite to this case. The leading cases were reviewed in Scott v. McNealSearch
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and their inapplicability to the present case will therefore be demonstrated by a brief consideration of Scott v. McNealSearch
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more cogently stated than in the opinion of this Court, speaking through Chief Justice Marshall, in Griffith v. FrazierSearch
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Cranch 9, 12 U. S. 23 . That the opinion, however, in Scott v. McNealSearch
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from the general power to administer the estates of deceased persons, is conclusively shown by the opinion in Scott v. McNealSearch
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of jurisdiction. We have said that two of the cases relied upon would be separately noticed. Those cases are Carr v. BrownSearch
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R.I. 217, and Clapp v. HougSearch
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of Louisiana, and administered upon. A question as to the validity of that administration subsequently arose in Burns v. VanSearch
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French v. FrazierSearch
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State v. WhiteSearch
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Duncan v. StewartSearch
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Withers v. PattersonSearch
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Melia v. SimmonsSearch
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Devlin v. CommonwealthSearch
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Stevenson v. SuperiorSearch
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Thomas v. PeopleSearch
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Epping v. RobinsonSearch
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Martin v. RobinsonSearch
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Springer v. ShavenderSearch
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Carr v. BrownSearch
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Clapp v. HougSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Cunnius v. ReadingSearch
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Savings Society v. MultnomahSearch
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Harris v. BalkSearch
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Furness v. SmithSearch
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Scott v. McNealSearch
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of Scott v. McNealSearch
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Griffith v. FrazierSearch
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and Clapp v. HougSearch
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Burns v. VanSearch
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