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Cuebas Y Arredondo Vs. Cuebas Y Arredondo

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Feb 19, 1912

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  1. Gray Vs. Brignardello US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1863
  2. Strawbridge Vs. Curtiss US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1806
  3. Arredondo v. Cuebas
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  4. y Arredondo - 223 U.S. 376 (1912) U.S. Supreme Court Cuebas y Arredondo v. Cuebas
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  5. y Arredondo, 223 U.S. 376 (1912) Cuebas y Arredondo v. Cuebas
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  6. not entered through inadvertence of the court or a decree under advisement when the death of a party occurs. Mitchell v. Overman
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  7. there is no ground to enter a decree nunc pro tunc in this case on any known ground of equity procedure. Gray v. Brignardello
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  8. Arredondo v. Felipe
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  9. country. The construction contended for is out of accord with that placed upon the act in Vallecillo Mandry v. Bertran
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  10. The question arose in Strawbridge v. Curtiss
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  11. jurisdiction dependent upon diversity of citizenship has been followed in many cases, among them being Coal Co. v. Blatchford
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  12. Wall. 172, and Smith v. Lyon
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  13. Simmonds v. Palles
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  14. Hardwick v. Bassett
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  15. McDonald v. Mobile
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  16. s being called to it, it should have vacated the order and allowed the defaulting defendant to defend. Nelson v. Eaton
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  17. Eldred v. American
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  18. inadvertence of the court, or a decree in a cause which is under advisement when the death of a party occurs. Mitchell v. Overman
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  19. There was therefore no authority for a decree nunc pro tunc upon any known ground of equity procedure. Gray v. Brignardello
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  20. Arredondo v. Cuebas
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  21. Mitchell v. Overman
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  22. Arredondo v. Felipe
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  23. Vallecillo Mandry v. Bertran
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  24. Coal Co. v. Blatchford
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  25. and Smith v. Lyon
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  26. Nelson v. Eaton
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  27. Blythe v. Hinckley
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