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- Apr 20, 1908
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United States for the Eastern Division of the Eastern Judicial District of Missouri to remand the case of this petitioner v. TheSearch
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court of the United States is not an act prejudicial to substantial rights. In Kingsbury Page 209 U. S. 497 v. BucknerSearch
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Again, in Thompson v. MaxwellSearch
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In Walsh v. WalshSearch
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faith by his solicitor or counsel in the course of the suit, to the same extent as a person of full age. Tillotson v. HargraveSearch
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Levy v. LevySearch
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a reference to a master, and, if sanctioned by the court, cannot be afterwards set aside except for fraud. Lippiat v. HolleySearch
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Brooke v. MostynSearch
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as if there had been a reference to a master and a report by him that it was for the benefit of the infant. Wall v. BushbySearch
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made by consent of counsel, without fraud or collusion, cannot be set aside by rehearing, appeal, or review. Webb v. WebbSearch
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Harrision v. RumseySearch
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Bradish v. GeeSearch
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Downing v. CageSearch
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Toder v. SansamSearch
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French v. ShotwellSearch
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This also seems to be the settled law of Missouri. Raming v. PageSearch
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by the party, and it has been held that this means the party in his own person, and not by agent or attorney. Squires v. ChillicotheSearch
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in which an action must be brought. It may be well to examine the authorities touching this matter. In Gracie v. PalmerSearch
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In Toland v. SpragueSearch
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a personal privilege or exemption, which it was competent for the party to waive. Page 209 U. S. 502 Pollard v. DwightSearch
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Cranch 421, and Barry v. FoylesSearch
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In First National Bank of Charlotte v. MorganSearch
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In McCormick Harvesting Machine Company v. WalthersSearch
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Railway Company v. McBrideSearch
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the jurisdiction of the court on the ground that the suit had been brought in the wrong district. Charlotte Nat. Bank v. MorganSearch
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Fitzgerald Construction Company v. FitzgeraldSearch
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In Shaw v. QuincySearch
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has appeared generally in a suit between citizens of different states, brought in the wrong district. Gracie v. PalmerSearch
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Ry. v. McBrideSearch
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Southern Pacific Company v. DentonSearch
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U. S. 202 . In Central Trust Co. v. McGeorgeSearch
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In Martin's Administrator v. BaltimoreSearch
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who does not seasonably object that the suit is brought in the Page 209 U. S. 505 wrong district. Gracie v. PalmerSearch
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St. Louis & San Francisco Railway v. McBrideSearch
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Texas & Pacific Railway v. CoxSearch
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In Mexican National Railroad Company v. DavidsonSearch
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and this restriction is a personal privilege of the defendant and may be waived by him. St. Louis & San Francisco Ry. v. McBrideSearch
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is conferred, and not to the clause relating to the district in which suit may be brought. McCormick Machine Co. v. WalthersSearch
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In Interior Construction & Improvement Company v. GibneySearch
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of a waiver by the plaintiff of his right to challenge that jurisdiction in case of a removal. As held in Kinney v. ColumbiaSearch
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appeal, the Wisner case has been considered, and in all held that no change was intended by it. Corwin Mfg. Co. v. HenriciSearch
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company v. FisherSearch
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McPhee & McGinnity Company v. UnionSearch
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if both parties consent to it. Jurisdiction of the circuit courts depends upon some act of Congress, Stevenson v. FainSearch
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Turner v. BankSearch
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M'Intire v. WoodSearch
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Cranch 504, 11 U. S. 506 , and I quote at length from the opinion of Mr. Justice Gray in Shaw v. QuincySearch
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