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U.s. V. Greene |
146 F. 766, District Court, S.D. Georgia, Eastern Division, Docket Number 371 (1/12/1906) |
Indictment for Conspiracy to Defraud the United States by Presenting False Claims, etc. On pleas of Benjamin D. Greene and John F. Gaynor. See 115 Fed. 343. |
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Waldauer V. Vicksburg Ry. & Light Co. |
88 Miss. 200, Supreme Court of Mississippi (5/7/1906) |
Appeal from Circuit Court, Warren County; O. W. Catchings, Judge. Action by Joseph Waldauer against the Vicksburg Railway & Light Company for damages alleged to have been caused by the wrongful arrest and ejectment of the plaintiff from the car of the defendant. The court gave a peremptory instruction to find for the defendant, and plaintiff... |
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Wolfe V. Georgia Ry. & Electric Co. |
124 Ga. 693, Supreme Court of Georgia (1/13/1906) |
Error from City Court of Atlanta; H. M. Reid, Judge. Action by Nathan F. Wolfe against the Georgia Railway & Electric Company. Judgment for defendant, and plaintiff brings error. Affirmed. Cobb, P. J., and Evans, J., dissenting. |
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Wright V. Nona Mills Co. |
98 S.W. 917, Court of Civil Appeals of Texas (11/14/1906) |
Appeal from District Court, Hardin County; L. B. Hightower, Judge. Action by the Nona Mills Company against L. P. Wright and others. From a judgment in favor of plaintiff, defendants appeal. Reversed and rendered. |
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Alfriend V. Fox |
124 Ga. 563, Supreme Court of Georgia (12/22/1905) |
Error from Superior Court, Hancock County; H. M. Holden, Judge. Action by B. A. Alfriend and others against E. R. Fox and others. Judgment for defendants, and plaintiffs bring error. Affirmed. |
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Atlanta, K. & N. Ry. Co. V. Gardner |
122 Ga. 82, Supreme Court of Georgia (2/1/1905) |
Error from Superior Court, Pickens County; Geo. F. Gober, Judge. Action by Ruth Gardner, by her next friend, against the Atlanta, Knoxville & Northern Railway Company. Judgment for plaintiff, and defendant brings error. Reversed. |
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Bardwell V. State |
49 Fla. 1, Supreme Court of Florida, Division A (5/2/1905) |
Error to Criminal Court of Record, Escambia County; E. D. Beggs, Judge. Shadrick Bardwell was convicted of assault with intent to commit manslaughter, and brings error. Affirmed. |
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Bettis V. Avery |
140 N.C. 184, Supreme Court of North Carolina (12/5/1905) |
Appeal from Superior Court, Burke County; W. R. Allen, Judge. Action by Clara Bettis against Wash Avery and others. From a judgment for plaintiff, defendants appeal. Reversed. |
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Bettis V. State |
48 Tex.Crim. 22, Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas (3/8/1905) |
Appeal from District Court, McLennan County; Sam R. Scott, Judge. Albert Bettis was convicted of whitecapping, and appeals. Reversed. |
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Brown V. Condit |
70 N.J. Eq. 440, Court of Chancery of New Jersey (9/30/1905) |
Bill by Wm. S. Brown and others, as executors of the will of Susan S. Corson, deceased, against Herbert M. Condit and others, for the construction of a will. |
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Cherokee Nation V. U.s. |
40 Ct.Cl. 252, United States Court of Claims, Docket Number 23199, 23212, 23214 (3/20/1905) |
The agreement between the United States and the Cherokee Nation for the sale of the Cherokee Outlet provides, as a part of the consideration, that the United States shall render without delay a complete account of moneys due the Cherokee Nation. If the nation accepts the account, Congress shall immediately appropriate the money found to be due. If... |
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Choctaw, O. & G. R. Co. V. State |
75 Ark. 279, Supreme Court of Arkansas (5/6/1905) |
Appeal from Circuit Court, Sebastian County; Styles T. Rowe, Judge. The Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf Railroad Company was convicted of a misdemeanor, and appeals. Reversed. |
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Clark V. Cline |
123 Ga. 856, Supreme Court of Georgia (8/5/1905) |
Error from Superior Court, Troup County; R. W. Freeman, Judge. Action by C. E. Cline and others against E. B. Clark and others. Judgment for plaintiffs, and defendants bring error. Affirmed. |
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Com. Of Kentucky V. Powers |
139 F. 452, Circuit Court, E.D. Kentucky (7/7/1905) |
On Motion for Writ of Habeas Corpus Cum Causa. |
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Constitutional Law - Due Process of Law - Rights Against Action by Individuals |
18 Harvard Law Review 391 (March, 1905) |
The defendants took a prisoner from the custody of state officers and lynched him. They were indicted under a federal statute providing for the punishment of persons who should conspire to prevent or hinder the free exercise or enjoyment by any citizen of any right or privilege secured to him by the Constitution or laws of the United States. Held,... |
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Dever V. Selz |
39 Tex.Civ.App. 558, Court of Civil Appeals of Texas (5/26/1905) |
Appeal from District Court, Washington County; Ed. R. Sinks, Judge. Action by Emanuel F. Selz against Tom Dever, Monroe Dever and others, interveners. From a judgment for plaintiff, defendant and interveners appeal. Affirmed. |
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| Isaac Franklin Russell |
Due Process of Law |
14 Yale Law Journal 322 (April, 1905) |
When our ancestors shook off their allegiance to the British Crown they already had a goodly estate of inheritance to which a new title was then added by right of conquest. This heritage included our English language and literature, our religious freedom, and the common law of England. These noble possessions were not wrongfully or feloniously... |
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| Charles Alan Wright, Professor of Law, University of Texas |
Federal Rules of Civil Procedure |
27 Federal Rules Decisions 221 (5/14/1905) |
The amendment to Rule 25(d) raises difficult problems of construction. The following discussion of the rule prior to amendment and the effect of the amendment, by Professor Charles Alan Wright of the University of Texas Law School, is taken from his revision of volume 2 of Barron and Holtzoff, Federal Practice and Procedure, which will be published... |
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Fisher V. Southern Loan & Trust Co. |
138 N.C. 224, Supreme Court of North Carolina (5/2/1905) |
Appeal from Superior Court, Guilford County; Shaw, Judge. Suit by Isabella Fisher, as administratrix of the estate of B. J. Fisher, and others, against the Southern Loan & Trust Company and others. From a judgment overruling a demurrer to the complaint, defendant the Southern Loan & Trust Company appeals. Affirmed. Connor and Walker, JJ.,... |
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Flood V. Evening Post Pub. Co. |
71 S.C. 122, Supreme Court of South Carolina (3/15/1905) |
Appeal from Common Pleas Circuit Court of Charleston County; Dantzler, Judge. Action by Augustus M. Flood against the Evening Post Publishing Company. From an order sustaining a demurrer to the complaint, plaintiff appeals. Reversed. |
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Flood V. News & Courier Co. |
71 S.C. 112, Supreme Court of South Carolina (3/15/1905) |
Appeal from Common Pleas Circuit Court of Charleston County; Dantzler, Judge. Action by Augustus M. Flood against the News & Courier Company. From an order sustaining a demurrer to the complaint, plaintiff appeals. Reversed. |
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Folley V. Chicago, R.i. & P. Ry. Co. |
16 Okla. 32, Supreme Court of the Territory of Oklahoma (9/7/1905) |
Error from District Court, Kingfisher County; before Justice Clinton F. Irwin. Action by Fred Folley, by his next friend, Nannie Staples, against the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company. Judgment for defendant, and plaintiff brings error. Reversed. |
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Gray V. Freeman |
37 Tex.Civ.App. 556, Court of Civil Appeals of Texas (1/4/1905) |
Appeal from District Court, Guadalupe County; M. Kennon, Judge. Suit by George Freeman against A.A. Gray and others. From a decree in favor of complainant, defendants appeal. Affirmed. Rehearing denied. |
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Greenberg V. Western Turf Ass'n |
148 Cal. 126, Supreme Court of California, Docket Number 3,376 (10/12/1905) |
In Bank. Appeal from Superior Court, City and County of San Francisco; John Hunt, Judge. Action by Hyman Greenberg against Western Turf Association. From a judgment in favor of plaintiff, and from an order denying defendant's motion for a new trial, it appeals. Affirmed. |
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Hardin V. Hardin |
27 Ky.L.Rptr. 899, Court of Appeals of Kentucky (5/17/1905) |
Appeal from Circuit Court, Nelson County. Not to be officially reported. Action by Charles Hardin against James Hardin and others. From a judgment for plaintiff, defendants appeal. Affirmed. |
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Harris V. State |
48 Tex.Crim. 627, Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas (11/15/1905) |
Appeal from District Court, Harris County; J.K.P. Gillaspie, Judge. Rosetta Harris was convicted of murder in the second degree, and appeals. Reversed. |
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Hart V. State |
100 Md. 595, Court of Appeals of Maryland (3/22/1905) |
Appeal from Circuit Court, Cecil County. William H.H. Hart was convicted of refusing to occupy a car and compartment to which he had been assigned by the conductor on the train on which he was riding, pursuant to Acts 1904, p. 186, c. 109, and he appeals. Reversed. |
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| Alfred E. McLane |
Indian Lands-selected Problems* |
2 Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Institute (1956) (5/9/1905) |
The task of the title examiner is never a happy nor a simple one. The law student in his search for knowledge as to the basic considerations involving title examination of real estate is normally educated only in the common law background and fundamental principles of land ownership. Later, as a general practitioner, the title examiner will... |
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| Alfred E. McLane |
Indian Lands-selected Problems* |
2 Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Institute (1956) (5/9/1905) |
The task of the title examiner is never a happy nor a simple one. The law student in his search for knowledge as to the basic considerations involving title examination of real estate is normally educated only in the common law background and fundamental principles of land ownership. Later, as a general practitioner, the title examiner will... |
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Johnson V. State |
48 Tex.Crim. 423, Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas (6/21/1905) |
Appeal from District Court, Erath County; W.J. Oxford, Judge. Rob Johnson was convicted of murder, and he appeals. Reversed. |
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