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Board of Trade Vs. Johnson
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- US Supreme Court
- Feb 18, 1924
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U.S. 1 (1924) U.S. Supreme Court Board of Trade v. JohnsonSearch
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U.S. 1 (1924) Board of Trade of City of Chicago v. JohnsonSearch
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The Supreme Court of Illinois, from which state this Board of Trade derives its charter, has held in Barclay v. SmithSearch
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be subjected to the payment of debts of the holder by legal proceedings. It is not possible to reconcile Barclay v. SmithSearch
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with the decisions of this Court. In Hyde v. WoodsSearch
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subject to the rules of the Board, which required first the payment of all debts due to the members. In Sparhawk v. YerkesSearch
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U. S. 1 , the conclusion in Hyde v. WoodsSearch
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associations, with the same provision as to membership and preference for the debts of member creditors. In Page v. EdmundsSearch
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held, that such membership was not property, and could not be seized in execution for debts of its holder. Thompson v. AdamsSearch
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Pancoast v. GowenSearch
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cases relied on by the Supreme Court of Illinois to sustain its view. Referring to the Pennsylvania decisions in Page v. EdmundsSearch
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a power to transfer a seat on the Exchange, subject to its rules, if it were necessary. In Citizens' National Bank v. DurrSearch
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of the statute than the state decisions would give it, federal courts cannot be concluded by them. Board of Trade v. WestonSearch
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Hammond v. BarclaySearch
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the validity of the liens claimed in a summary proceeding by a rule to show cause against the claimants. Hebert v. CrawfordSearch
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Murphy v. JohnSearch
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Lazarus v. PrenticeSearch
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Clay v. WatersSearch
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the rules as to his enjoyment and disposition Page 264 U. S. 13 of it. We think that the principle of Bryan v. BernheimerSearch
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U. S. 188 , Mueller v. NugentSearch
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U. S. 1 , and Whitney v. WenmanSearch
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of the trustee. A similar question was before the Circuit Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit in O'Dell v. BoydenSearch
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Orinoco Iron Co. v. MetzelSearch
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were begun, the transfer to the trustee was rendered free from their objection. Such a claim was negatived in Hyde v. WoodsSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Board of Trade v. JohnsonSearch
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Board of Trade of City of Chicago v. JohnsonSearch
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Barclay v. SmithSearch
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Court. In Hyde v. WoodsSearch
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In Sparhawk v. YerkesSearch
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In Page v. EdmundsSearch
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Thompson v. AdamsSearch
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In Citizens' National Bank v. DurrSearch
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Board of Trade v. WestonSearch
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of Bryan v. BernheimerSearch
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and Whitney v. WenmanSearch
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O'Dell v. BoydenSearch
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