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- May 18, 1908
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the distinction between interlocutory and final decrees were cited in the opinion in Keystone Manganese & Iron Co. v. MartinSearch
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U. S. 91 , and the subject was fully reviewed in McGourkey v. ToledoSearch
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controversy between the parties, and illustrations of the application of the rule are found in the late cases of Clark v. RollerSearch
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as to the amount due by the mortgage debtor, in which case, as pointed out in Keystone Manganese & Iron Co. v. MartinSearch
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supra, referring to the case of Ray v. LawSearch
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the provisions of the act of 1851, have been often before this Court, and have been conclusively adjudicated. Moore v. AmericanSearch
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Norwich Co. v. WrightSearch
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Providence & N.Y. Steamship Co. v. HillSearch
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Butler v. BostonSearch
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Steamship Co., 130 U. S. 527 . In Moore v. AmericanSearch
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within the meaning of the statute. And nothing to the contrary is properly to be deduced from the case of The Maine v. WilliamsSearch
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of the two sections, which were both in the act of 1851, was pointed out in considering that act in Norwich Company v. WrightSearch
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and passage on the sailing from New York to Havre, upon which the vessel was lost. As pointed out in Norwich Co. v. WrightSearch
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was right in holding that the petitioner was under the obligation to surrender the sums in question. See O'Brien v. MillerSearch
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Pacific Coast Co. v. ReynoldsSearch
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in the absence of an act of Congress or a statute of a state, giving the right of action therefor. As said in Butler v. BostonSearch
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is found in Article 2294 of the Louisiana Code, and in substantially the same form was found in the Spanish law. Hubgh v. NewSearch
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Keystone Manganese & Iron Co. v. MartinSearch
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McGourkey v. ToledoSearch
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of Clark v. RollerSearch
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of Ray v. LawSearch
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Moore v. AmericanSearch
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In Moore v. AmericanSearch
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of The Maine v. WilliamsSearch
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See O'Brien v. MillerSearch
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Hubgh v. NewSearch
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