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Michigan Vs. Michigan Trust Co.
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- May 16, 1932
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Michigan v. MichiganSearch
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Trust Co. - 286 U.S. 334 (1932) U.S. Supreme Court Michigan v. MichiganSearch
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Trust Co., 286 U.S. 334 (1932) Michigan v. MichiganSearch
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should be watched with a jealous eye to avoid inequitable results. P. 286 U. S. 345 . 3. United States v. WhitridgeSearch
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in aid of the dissolution of the corporation or the liquidation of its business. See, e.g., Collector of Taxes v. RailwaySearch
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Ohio v. HarrisSearch
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Page 286 U. S. 342 See, e.g., Cobbs & Mitchell v. TaxSearch
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importing the doing of business in the usual course by agents and officers appointed in the usual way. United States v. WhitridgeSearch
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has been thought by other courts to include the operations of a business conducted by receivers. Central Trust Co. v. N.YSearch
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People v. HopkinsSearch
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for which a tax was due. Cf. Central Trust Co. v. N.YSearch
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a background of common law doctrine, giving meaning and perspective to a vague and imperfect outline. Ward v. ErieSearch
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Murray v. ChicagoSearch
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Quong Ham Wah Co. v. IndustrialSearch
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of a receivership or subsequently accruing, are the price that business has to pay for protection and security. Coy v. TitleSearch
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Turner v. WesternSearch
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that duty then, it should be compelled to pay them now. The decisions as to this are persuasive and uniform. Coy v. TitleSearch
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of administration in bankruptcy and enabling a tottering business to continue while creditors are held at bay. Harkin v. BrundageSearch
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be an injustice to the state and a reproach to equity. A word in conclusion should be said as to United States v. WhitridgeSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Michigan v. MichiganSearch
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Central Trust Co. v. N.YSearch
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Cf. Central Trust Co. v. N.YSearch
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