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Patch Vs. Wabash R. Co.

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Dec 02, 1907

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  1. Michigan Insurance Bank Vs. Eldred US Supreme Court · Feb 29, 1892
  2. Wetmore Vs. Karrick US Supreme Court · Mar 11, 1907
  3. Patch v. Wabash
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  4. R. Co. - 207 U.S. 277 (1907) U.S. Supreme Court Patch v. Wabash
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  5. R. Co., 207 U.S. 277 (1907) Patch v. Wabash
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  6. the ground that, as it is also incorporated in the other states, it is not a citizen of that state. Southern Railway v. Allison
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  7. is an act of record, stands on any different ground from judgments and the like when the term has passed, see Wetmore v. Karrick
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  8. without leave of this Court, can be considered by this Court on the present writ of error. Michigan Insurance Bank v. Eldred
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  9. McCarren v. Page
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  10. Rice v. Minnesota
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  11. as opening the appointment of a citizen of Ohio to this kind of collateral attack. See Simmons v. Saul
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  12. Salomon v. People
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  13. Stat. 433, 434. If the defendant is to be regarded as a citizen of Illinois, the right to remove did not exist. Martin v. Snyder
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  14. Northwestern Ry. Co. v. Whitton
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  15. Memphis & Charleston R. Co. v. Alabama
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  16. Quincy Railroad Bridge Co. v. Adams
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  17. Winn v. Wabash
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  18. becomes compulsorily a corporation of another state for some purposes in order to extend its powers. Southern Ry. Co. v. Allison
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  19. St. Louis & San Francisco Ry. Co. v. James
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  20. the incorporations must be taken to have been substantially simultaneous and free. See Memphis & Charleston R. Co. v. Alabama
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  21. U.S. Supreme Court Patch v. Wabash
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  22. Southern Railway v. Allison
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  23. See Simmons v. Saul
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  24. Martin v. Snyder
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  25. Court. Chicago & Northwestern Ry. Co. v. Whitton
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  26. Southern Ry. Co. v. Allison
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  27. See Memphis & Charleston R. Co. v. Alabama
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  28. Muller v. Dows
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