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1784

Talbot Vs. Commanders and Owners of Three Brigs

Court : US Supreme Court

..... we are clearly of opinion, that their pretension of right is utterly unfounded, and that the whole conduct of the commanders and crews of the brigs, was cruel, unprovoked, wanton, and mala fide. .....

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1790

Rapalje Vs. Emory

Court : US Supreme Court

..... received as the money of the plaintiffs; the defendant was a creditor of fairchild, who recovered and received his debt in a due course of law, by the judgment of a court having jurisdiction of the cause; there was no fraud or collusion, no mala fides, no want of consideration; an honest debt was due; and though a distinction has been made between a past consideration, as a debt, and a present consideration given, no such distinction can hold in a case of this sort; as the ..... to recover it from any person who is found in possession of it; but in the case of money (the medium of commerce) to enable the party to recover, there must be either some privity between the owner and receiver, or there must be a mala fides, an unjust receipt of the money, or at least a receipt of it without a valuable consideration. .....

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1795

The United States Vs. Mitchell

Court : US Supreme Court

..... prisoner on that occasion, concurring in every violent proposition that was made; and his refractory and seditious deportment on the day prescribed for signing the declaration of submission to the laws; are corroborat ve demonstrations of that mala mens, that dark and dreary turbulence of soul, which is regardless of every social, moral, and religious obligation. .....

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1797

Maxfield Vs. Levy

Court : US Supreme Court

..... this i adduce as a strong instance to show the solicitude of congress on this subject, for the regulation extends to a bon a fide assignment in the instances specified, as well as to one mala fide: but the provision goes to all, more effectually to prevent any practices of deception by means of the latter. .....

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1804

Willing Vs. U S

Court : US Supreme Court

..... in the present case, there is no suggestion of alien ownership, or mala fides of any kind. .....

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1806

Maley Vs. Shattuck

Court : US Supreme Court

..... it suggests that maley acted mala fide, and offers to prove that he was in the habit of violating the law of nations and the instructions of his government with respect to neutral vessels and property, and that he was dismissed from the service of .....

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1810

Massie Vs. Watts

Court : US Supreme Court

..... but where the question changes its character, where the defendant in the original action is liable to the plaintiff, either in consequence of contract or as trustee, or as the holder of a legal title acquired by any species of mala fides practiced on the plaintiff, the principles of equity give a court jurisdiction wherever the person may be found, and the circumstance that a question of title may be involved in the inquiry, and may even constitute the ..... if the location be sustainable and the locator, instead of showing the land really covered by the entry, shows other land and appropriates to himself the land actually entered, this appears to the court to be a species of mala fides which will, in equity, convert him into a trustee for the party originally entitled to the land. .....

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1814

Vowles Vs. Craig

Court : US Supreme Court

..... mary frazer or the complainants can be considered in no other view than mere volunteers mala fide, and of course not entitled to the aid of a court of equity. .....

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1816

In Re the Octavia

Court : US Supreme Court

..... if the evidence of the claimants be clear and precisely in point, not to indulge in vague and indeterminate suspicions, but to pronounce an acquittal, unless that evidence be clouded with incredibility, or encountered by strong presumptions of mala fides, from the other circumstances of the case. .....

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1816

The Rugen

Court : US Supreme Court

..... 62, 65 spoliation of papers may be explained by the preparatory examinations so as to affect the question of costs only; but here, taken in connexion with the simulated papers, the false destination, and the other circumstances of mala fides, it is conclusive. .....

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