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Jones Vs. Springer
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- Dec 02, 1912
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U.S. 148 (1912) U.S. Supreme Court Jones v. SpringerSearch
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U.S. 148 (1912) Jones v. SpringerSearch
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cause for inquiry. It is argued that filing the petition in bankruptcy was a caveat to all the world, Mueller v. NugentSearch
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to decide this case, or what effect, if any, the proviso Page 226 U. S. 155 has upon some language in Conner v. LongSearch
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U. S. 228 , relied upon by the appellant ( see Clarke v. LarremoreSearch
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But the proposition quoted from Mueller v. NugentSearch
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with reference to the facts then before the Court, and not as applicable to all intents and purposes. York Mfg. Co. v. CassellSearch
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Hiscock v. VarickSearch
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as in custodia legis from the date of the petition, as against a subsequent attachment. Acme Harvester Co. v. BeekmanSearch
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true that all power and jurisdiction of the local court were ended before notice of the bankruptcy proceedings. Eyster v. GaffSearch
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Revere Copper Co. v. DimockSearch
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is incident to such conditions. An illustration, although not a perfect analogy, is to found in United States v. ShippSearch
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U. S. 26 . The recognition of a power springing from necessity is of old standing in English law. Eyston v. StuddSearch
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Baker v. BakerSearch
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Ventris 313. See further Young v. KellarSearch
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of the supreme court of the territory unless there are stronger reasons to the contrary than are shown here. Fox v. HaarstickSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Jones v. SpringerSearch
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York Mfg. Co. v. CassellSearch
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