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Schumacher Vs. Beeler
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- US Supreme Court
- Dec 17, 1934
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U.S. 367 (1934) U.S. Supreme Court Schumacher v. BeelerSearch
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U.S. 367 (1934) Schumacher v. BeelerSearch
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Matthew v. CoppingSearch
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F.2d 100, 101. See also McEldowney v. CardSearch
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De Friece v. BryantSearch
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Operators' Piano Co. v. FirstSearch
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Coyle v. DuncanSearch
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Stiefel v. 14th Street & Broadway Realty Corp., 48 F.2d 1041, 1043. Compare Lovell v. IsidoreSearch
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Broadway Realty Corp., supra. The opposing view was set forth by the court below in Toledo Fence & Post Co. v. LyonsSearch
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F. 637, 645, and that decision was followed in the instant case. See also Boonville National Bank v. BlakeySearch
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Seegmiller v. DaySearch
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Lowenstein v. ReikesSearch
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of the Act of 1898, as originally enacted (30 Stat. 552), were elaborately considered in Bardes v. HawardenSearch
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of the Act of March 2, 1867 (14 Stat. 518). Lathrop v. DrakeSearch
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and 2 conferring jurisdiction of proceedings in bankruptcy. Bardes v. HawardenSearch
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upon the Circuit Courts by the eleventh section of the Judiciary Act of Sept. 24, 1789, 1 Stat. 78 ( Morgan v. ThornhillSearch
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upon the federal courts did not divest or impair the jurisdiction of the state courts over like cases. Eyster v. GaffSearch
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Bardes v. HawardenSearch
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to the Circuit Courts and the District Courts, as well as to the state courts. This appears, said the Court in Bardes v. HawardenSearch
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such suits, and could prescribe the conditions upon which the federal courts should have jurisdiction. See Sherman v. BinghamSearch
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the District Court was found to be without jurisdiction, and its decree was accordingly affirmed. Compare Mueller v. NugentSearch
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Spencer v. DuplanSearch
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Harris v. FirstSearch
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e) -- a question which was left undetermined in Harris v. FirstSearch
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National Bank, supra (p. 216 U. S. 385 ) -- was passed upon in Wood v. Wilbert'sSearch
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amended so as to include in the exception suits for the recovery of property under section 70, subd. e. See Weidhorn v. LevySearch
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have jurisdiction without the defendant's consent. The question was not necessarily involved in the case of Lovell v. IsidoreSearch
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and, so far as the language of the opinion indicated a contrary view, it is not approved. Compare MacDonald v. PlymouthSearch
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Page v. ArkansasSearch
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See Whitney v. WenmanSearch
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Murphy v. JohnSearch
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Taubel-Scott-Kitzmiller Co. v. FoxSearch
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Isaacs v. HobbsSearch
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Stration v. NewSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Schumacher v. BeelerSearch
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McEldowney v. CardSearch
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Compare Lovell v. IsidoreSearch
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Toledo Fence & Post Co. v. LyonsSearch
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Boonville National Bank v. BlakeySearch
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Morgan v. ThornhillSearch
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See Sherman v. BinghamSearch
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Compare Mueller v. NugentSearch
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Wood v. Wilbert'sSearch
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See Weidhorn v. LevySearch
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of Lovell v. IsidoreSearch
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