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Sutherland Vs. Mayer
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- May 24, 1926
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U.S. 272 (1926) U.S. Supreme Court Sutherland v. MayerSearch
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U.S. 272 (1926) Sutherland v. MayerSearch
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have done, the loss was an ineluctable consequence of the war, and must be borne by all the partners equally. Clay v. FieldSearch
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to Mayer upon the ground that he had a lien upon them for his share of the partnership capital and profits. Mayer v. GarvanSearch
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the decree was entered. The circuit court of appeals, in affirming the decree, adopted the same view. Sub nom. Miller v. MayerSearch
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of this country and of Germany which would or might be to the advantage of the enemy were absolutely forbidden. Conrad v. WaplesSearch
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Briggs Page 271 U. S. 287 v. UnitedSearch
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may give aid or comfort to, or add to the resources of, the enemy. Moreover, as said by this Court in United States v. LaneSearch
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Daimler Co. v. ContinentalSearch
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Janson v. DriefonteinSearch
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and duties are affected by war only so far as they are incompatible with the rights of war. See generally Kershaw v. KelseySearch
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Briggs v. UnitedSearch
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money, the right to collect is not destroyed, but only the remedy suspended until the termination of the war. Hanger v. AbbottSearch
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Brown v. UnitedSearch
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New York Life Ins. Co. v. StathamSearch
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Crutcher v. HordSearch
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Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co. v. HillyardSearch
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Anderson v. BankSearch
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Buchanan v. CurrySearch
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of the partnership debts and liabilities, divide the proceeds among the partners according to their interests. Clay v. FieldSearch
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U. S. 473 . The rule is not different because the dissolution is the result of war. Stevenson & Sons v. AktiengesellschaftSearch
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Stevenson & Sons v. AktiengesellschaftSearch
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suit for an accounting among partners, to be determined by the application of equitable principles. Stevenson & Sons v. AktiengesellschaftSearch
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of the partnership by war is certainly no greater than if it had been dissolved by death or agreement. Buchanan v. CurrySearch
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basis and as of that date. In support of that contention, we are referred to the record in the original case of Mayer v. GarvanSearch
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preserved their original monetary value. Upon the whole, we think the case is fairly ruled in principle by Clay v. FieldSearch
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for the fair rental value of the property, including that of the slaves while they were slaves. See also Tate v. NortonSearch
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lawful, rather than at the time of the accounting, finds support by analogy in many decisions. See, for example, Hicks v. GuinnessSearch
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Hotels v. CummingSearch
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Di Ferdinando v. SimonSearch
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Lebeaupin v. CrispinSearch
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the amount when found may be awarded without regard to the fluctuations in the possible date of accounting. Lebeaupin v. CrispinSearch
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performed in England or out of England, on the ground that there should not be varying rules in such cases. Lebeaupin v. CrispinSearch
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period of nonintercourse, interest could not be allowed him upon such share, applying the rule laid down in Brown v. HiattSearch
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in lieu of unascertainable profits, to which the rule in the Hiatt case has no application. Stevenson & Sons v. AktiengesellschaftSearch
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a continuance of authority to make such payments in the absence of evidence of Mayer's assent thereto. Insurance Co. v. DavisSearch
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U. S. 425 , 95 U. S. 429 . Williams v. PaineSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Sutherland v. MayerSearch
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Mayer v. GarvanSearch
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Miller v. MayerSearch
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Kershaw v. KelseySearch
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of Mayer v. GarvanSearch
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