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Fall Vs. Eastin
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- US Supreme Court
- Nov 01, 1909
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U.S. 1 (1909) U.S. Supreme Court Fall v. EastinSearch
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U.S. 1 (1909) Fall v. EastinSearch
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it except by the party in whom title is vested, is of any efficacy beyond the jurisdiction of the court. Corbett v. NuttSearch
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and a decree, insofar as it attempts to do so, is void and subject to collateral attack. For this view are cited Cizek v. CizekSearch
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Aldrich v. SteenSearch
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and, in such an action, have no power or jurisdiction to divide or apportion the real estate of the parties. Nygren v. NygrenSearch
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Brotherton v. BrothertonSearch
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Cizek v. CizekSearch
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In French, Trustee v. HaySearch
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The extent of this power this Court has also defined. Watts v. WaddleSearch
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In Watkins v. HolmanSearch
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See also Massie v. WattsSearch
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Cranch 148, and Miller v. SherrySearch
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Wall. 237, 69 U. S. 248 -249. In Corbett v. NuttSearch
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This, the court declared, was familiar law, citing Watkins v. HolmenSearch
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supra. See also Brine v. InsuranceSearch
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U. S. 308 . In Boone v. ChilesSearch
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an officer of the court, and acts strictly under its authority. Later cases assert the same doctrine. In Carpenter v. StrangeSearch
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party. The court has no inherent power' by the mere force of its decree to annul a deed or to establish a title. Hart v. SansomSearch
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defense was adjudged good by the Supreme Court of Mississippi, and its judgment was reversed by this Court. Fauntleroy v. LumSearch
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U. S. 230 . In Hart v. SansomSearch
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to perform, performance in his behalf may be had by a trustee appointed by the court for that purpose. In Dull v. BlackmanSearch
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M'Elmoyle v. CohenSearch
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affecting real property than is given to a judgment at law for the recovery of money simply. The case of Burnley v. StevensonSearch
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a court in Kentucky, in a suit for specific performance of a contract concerning the lands. The defendant in Burnley v. StevensonSearch
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Watts v.Waddle, 6 Pet. 389, and Page v. McKeeSearch
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Davis v. HeadleySearch
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Brown v. LexingtonSearch
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Dobson v. PearceSearch
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United States Bank v. BankSearch
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Polson v. StewartSearch
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to its constitutional effect what the ground of the decree may be, whether a contract or something else. Fauntleroy v. LumSearch
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was no such obligation. The decision, even if wrong, did not deny to the Washington decree its full effect. Bagley v. GeneralSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Fall v. EastinSearch
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Nygren v. NygrenSearch
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and Miller v. SherrySearch
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In Corbett v. NuttSearch
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Watkins v. HolmenSearch
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Brine v. InsuranceSearch
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In Boone v. ChilesSearch
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In Carpenter v. StrangeSearch
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Court. Fauntleroy v. LumSearch
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In Hart v. SansomSearch
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In Dull v. BlackmanSearch
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