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Young Vs. Higbee Co.
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- Feb 26, 1945
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Young v. HigbeeSearch
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Co. - 324 U.S. 204 (1945) U.S. Supreme Court Young v. HigbeeSearch
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Co., 324 U.S. 204 (1945) Young v. HigbeeSearch
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should not be interpreted in such way as to defeat rights clearly granted in other parts of the same Act. Peck v. JennessSearch
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Helvering v. SafeSearch
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stockholders. One creditor therefore cannot make that fruit his own by a simple appropriation of it. Cf. Terry v. LittleSearch
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equity, and exercise all equitable powers unless prohibited by the Bankruptcy Act. Securities and Exchange Commission v. UnitedSearch
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That power is ample to authorize the court to order an accounting for the funds in dispute here. Pepper v. LittonSearch
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American United Mut. Life Insurance Co. v. CitySearch
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Consolidated Rock Co. v. DuBoisSearch
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of The Higbee Company, Debtor, J. Fred Potts and William W. Boag, Appellants, v. TheSearch
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Sprague v. TiconicSearch
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Nat. Bank, 307 U. S. 161 . See Atlas Bank v. NahantSearch
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the votes for the purpose of preventing confirmation unless certain demands of him should be met. Texas Hotel Corp. v. WacoSearch
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See Federal Communications Commission v. SandersSearch
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as completely as though they had been the majority stockholders of a going corporation. Cf. Southern Pacific Co. v. BogertSearch
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Cf. Woods v. CitySearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Young v. HigbeeSearch
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Act. Peck v. JennessSearch
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Cf. Terry v. LittleSearch
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the Bankruptcy Act. Securities and Exchange Commission v. UnitedSearch
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of The Higbee Company, Debtor, J. Fred Potts and William W. Boag, Appellants, v. TheSearch
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See Atlas Bank v. NahantSearch
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Amick v. MortgageSearch
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Case v. LosSearch
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Texas Hotel Corp. v. WacoSearch
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Cf. Southern Pacific Co. v. BogertSearch
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