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Marshall Vs. New York

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Dec 20, 1920

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  1. City of Richmond Vs. Bird US Supreme Court · Mar 03, 1919
  2. Marshall v. New
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  3. York - 254 U.S. 380 (1920) U.S. Supreme Court Marshall v. New
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  4. York, 254 U.S. 380 (1920) Marshall v. New
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  5. priorities, or privileges existing or accruing under the state laws. P. 254 U. S. 385 . City of Richmond v. Bird
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  6. was a prerogative right, not a mere rule of administration, and that it applied therefore in the federal courts. Sweet v. All
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  7. title to the debtor's property, absolutely or by way of lien, before the sovereign sought to enforce his right. Giles v. Grover
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  8. Bing. 128, 139, 157, 183. In re Henley & Co., 9 Ch.D. 469. Compare United States v. Page
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  9. in Page 254 U. S. 384 certain cases. Thus, while by the common law of England, The King (in aid of Braddock) v. Watson
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  10. provision, the annual franchise tax takes priority over incumbrances on the corporate property. New York Terminal Co. v. Gaus
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  11. and had been ordered paid out of moneys in receivers' hands. Central Trust Co. v. New
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  12. state as to the existence of the right and its incidents will be accepted by this Court as conclusive. Compare Lewis v. Monson
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  13. St. Anthony Falls Water Power Co. v. Water
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  14. Archer v. Greenville
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  15. enforceable against the property in the hands of a receiver appointed by a federal court within the state. Duryea v. American
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  16. Conklin v. United
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  17. States Shipbuilding Co., 148 F. 129, 130. Compare Franklin Trust Co. v. New
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  18. Washington-Alaska Bank v. Dexter
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  19. paid out of the assets prior to other creditors does not, as pointed out in In re Tyler, supra (quoting Greeley v. Provident
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  20. Mo. 458), arise from an express lien on the assets existing at the time they passed into the receiver's hands. State v. Rowse
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  21. Hamilton Page 254 U. S. 386 v. David
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  22. Coy v. Title
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  23. F. 90. The right of priority has been likened to an equitable lien. State v. Rowse
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  24. by the civil law of Louisiana to certain classes of debts which it was assumed in Burdon Central Sugar Refining Co. v. Payne
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  25. of any statute does not, of course, affect the right of enforcement in the federal courts. City of Richmond v. Bird
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  26. Central Trust Co. v. New
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  27. People v. Surety
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  28. Mixter v. Mohawk
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  29. U.S. Supreme Court Marshall v. New
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  30. Sweet v. All
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  31. Giles v. Grover
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  32. Compare United States v. Page
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  33. of Braddock) v. Watson
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  34. New York Terminal Co. v. Gaus
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  35. Compare Lewis v. Monson
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  36. Duryea v. American
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  37. Compare Franklin Trust Co. v. New
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  38. Greeley v. Provident
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  39. State v. Rowse
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  40. Burdon Central Sugar Refining Co. v. Payne
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  41. Guffey v. Smith
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