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Coe Vs. Armour Fertilizer Works
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- May 03, 1915
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Fertilizer Works - 237 U.S. 413 (1915) U.S. Supreme Court Coe v. ArmourSearch
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Fertilizer Works, 237 U.S. 413 (1915) Coe v. ArmourSearch
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especially set up and claimed by plaintiff in error under that Constitution was overruled. North Carolina R. Co. v. ZacharySearch
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the phraseology of the section into conformity with the judicial construction, as declared in Knight & Wall Co. v. TampaSearch
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process in the course of their ordinary jurisdiction, so that no recourse to a court of equity is necessary. Mitchell v. DuncanSearch
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Robinson v. YonSearch
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Mathews v. HillyerSearch
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Barnett v. HicksonSearch
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be treated as concluding the stockholder respecting the existence and amount of the indebtedness so adjudged. Sanger v. UptonSearch
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Great Western Telegraph Co. v. PurdySearch
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whether he is a stockholder and indebted, and other defenses personal to himself. See Great Western Telegraph Co. v. PurdySearch
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case, due process of law would have led to the same result because he had no adequate defense upon the merits. Rees v. WatertownSearch
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or discretion, be deemed a substantial substitute for the due process of law that the Constitution requires. In Stuart v. PalmerSearch
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The soundness of this doctrine has repeatedly been recognized by this Court. Thus, in Security Trust Co. v. LexingtonSearch
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citing the New York case). So, in Central of Georgia Ry. v. WrightSearch
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In Roller v. HollySearch
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And in Louis. & Nash. R. Co. v. StockSearch
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is named, and there is no provision for notice or monition by service, publication, mailing, or otherwise. Windsor v. McVeighSearch
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U. S. 385 , 234 U. S. 393 . This case bears no proper analogy to York v. TexasSearch
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U. S. 285 , and Western Indemnity Co. v. RuppSearch
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without his consent -- and the record shows no consent -- is contrary to fundamental principles of justice. Reynolds v. StocktonSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Coe v. ArmourSearch
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Knight & Wall Co. v. TampaSearch
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Mitchell v. DuncanSearch
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See Great Western Telegraph Co. v. PurdySearch
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Rees v. WatertownSearch
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In Stuart v. PalmerSearch
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Security Trust Co. v. LexingtonSearch
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Central of Georgia Ry. v. WrightSearch
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Louis. & Nash. R. Co. v. StockSearch
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York v. TexasSearch
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and Western Indemnity Co. v. RuppSearch
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