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Gay Vs. Ruff

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Apr 02, 1934

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  8. U.S. 25 (1934) U.S. Supreme Court Gay v. Ruff
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  9. U.S. 25 (1934) Gay v. Ruff
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  10. damages for personal injuries resulting from negligence of the defendant's employees in operating a train. Bette v. Wells
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  11. In German National Bank v. Speckert
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  12. In Forsyth v. Hammond
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  13. Circuit Court of Appeals. The jurisdiction to review interlocutory orders was exercised in American Construction Co. v. Jacksonville
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  14. Denver v. New
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  16. T. & S.F. Ry. Co., 253 U. S. 117 , 253 U. S. 121 , and Du Pont Powder Co. v. Masland
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  17. In Chicago, B. & Q. Ry. Co. v. Willard
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  18. meaning attributed to them. That doubt makes it appropriate to examine the history of the amendment, Binns v. United
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  19. instance of the issues of fact as well as law involved in his justification under the federal statutes. Tennessee v. Davis
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  20. before the 1916 amendment. This suit is under the law of Georgia, and was brought as of right in the state court. Erb v. Morasch
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  21. Gableman v. Peoria
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  22. of a violation of the revenue laws, is entitled to the right of removal, now conferred by this statute. Davis v. South
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  23. in this case rest his defense on his duty to cause the train to be operated. Page 292 U. S. 40 In Barnette v. Wells
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  24. Newell v. Byram
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  25. Matarazzo v. Hustis
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  26. American Locomotive Co. v. Histed
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  27. Berens v. Byram
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  28. Elliott v. Wheelock
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  29. F.2d 213. Compare Jones v. McGill
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  30. Snider v. Sand
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  31. Knapp v. Byram
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  32. F.2d 226. See also Barnette v. Wells
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  33. Alton R. Co. v. Wiswall
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  34. McLaughlin Bros. v. Hallowell
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  35. Pickwick-Greyhound Lines, Inc. v. Shattuck
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  36. of the Acts of 1887 and 1888 appears to be unfounded. See Cole v. Garland
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  37. F. 759, dismissed on appeal, 183 U.S. 693. Compare Kentucky v. Powers
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  38. relating to the elective franchise. It was held in Maryland v. Soper
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  39. provision was extended to prohibition officers or agents engaged in the enforcement of that act. See also Colorado v. Symes
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  45. Compare Bock v. Perkins
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  48. Act, or a state statute or the common law, may not be removed even if there is diversity of citizenship. Davis v. Slocomb
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  49. Knapp v. Byram
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  50. U.S. Supreme Court Gay v. Ruff
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