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Lewey V. H. C. Frick Coke Co.(state Report Title: Lewey V. H.c. Fricke Coke Co.) |
166 Pa. 536, Supreme Court of Pennsylvania (March 11, 1895) |
Appeal from court of common pleas, Westmoreland county. Action of trespass by Julius Lewey against the H. C. Frick Coke Company, a corporation. From a judgment for defendant, plaintiff appeals. Reversed. |
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This has some negative history but hasn’t been reversed
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Mackey V. Tabor |
22 Colo. 67, Supreme Court of Colorado (December 16, 1895) |
Error to district court, Araphahoe county. Action by James Mackey against Horace A. W. Tabor for wrongful expulsion from an opera house. From a judgment for defendant, plaintiff appeals. Appeal dismissed. |
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Mills V. Green |
67 F. 818, Circuit Court, D. South Carolina (May 08, 1895) |
This was a suit by Lawrence P. Mills against W. Briggs Green to restrain the defendant individually and as supervisor of registration for Richland county, S.C., from performing certain acts under the registration laws of the state. The complainant moved for a preliminary injunction. Granted. |
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Morgan V. Morgan |
45 S.C. 323, Supreme Court of South Carolina (October 10, 1895) |
Appeal from common pleas circuit court of Greenville county; Witherspoon, Judge. Action by Julius N. Morgan against John W. Morgan and others for partition. From the decree therein rendered, plaintiff and defendants appeal. Modified. |
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North Carolina School for Deaf and Dumb V. North Carolina Inst. For Deaf, Dumb and Blind |
117 N.C. 164, Supreme Court of North Carolina (October 29, 1895) |
Appeal from superior court, Wake county; Starbuck, Judge. Action by the North Carolina School for the Deaf and Dumb against the North Carolina Institution for the Education of the Deaf and Dumb and of the Blind to determine the rights of the two institutions in a bequest made by John Kelly in 1851 for the education of poor mutes. From the... |
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Persons - Breach of Promise - Fraud |
8 Harvard Law Review 361 (January 25, 1895) |
As a defence to an action for breach of promise, evidence was given that plaintiff had told defendant that she had obtained a divorce from her former husband, but did not mention the fact that he also had obtained a divorce from her on the ground that she had a violent temper and had treated him with such cruelty that his health had been injured.... |
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Quinn V. Louisville & N.r. Co. |
17 Ky.L.Rptr. 811, Court of Appeals of Kentucky (October 31, 1895) |
Appeal from circuit court, Hardin county. To be officially reported. Action by Fannie Quinn against the Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company. Judgment for defendant, and plaintiff appeals. Reversed. |
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Robert V. Ezell |
11 Tex.Civ.App. 176, Court of Civil Appeals of Texas (October 03, 1895) |
Appeal from district court, Houston county; A. B. Watkins, Judge. Action by S. Robert and wife against C. Ezell and others to try title to land. From a judgment declaring title in plaintiffs, and allowing defendants for improvements, both parties appeal. Reversed. |
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Scott V. Lairamore |
17 Ky.L.Rptr. 613, Court of Appeals of Kentucky (September 25, 1895) |
Appeal from circuit court, Fayette county. Not to be officially reported. Action by Henry Lairamore against Ellen Scott and another to recover certain land. Plaintiff had judgment, and defendants appeal. Reversed. |
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Smith V. State |
18 So. 116, Supreme Court of Mississippi (June 03, 1895) |
Appeal from circuit court, Bolivar county; R. W. Williamson, Judge. Charley Smith was convicted of murder, and appeals. Affirmed. On the night of the 14th of May, 1894, one Wily Nesby was killed at a country dance by some one shooting into a room where he was. At the May, 1894, term of the circuit court of Bolivar county Charley Smith was indicted... |
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St. Louis, I. M. & S. Ry. Co. V. State |
61 Ark. 9, Supreme Court of Arkansas (June 15, 1895) |
Error to circuit court, Drew county; M. L. Hawkins, Judge. The St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railway Company was indicted and convicted for a violation of the separate coach act, and brings error. Reversed. |
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State V. Krug |
12 Wash. 288, Supreme Court of Washington (July 15, 1895) |
Appeal from superior court, King county; James Z. Moore, Judge. Adolph Krug was convicted of a crime, and appeals. Affirmed. Anders and Gordon, JJ., dissenting. |
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State V. Murray |
47 La.Ann. 1424, Supreme Court of Louisiana, 11, Docket Number770 (June 03, 1895) |
Appeal from criminal district court, parish of Orleans; James C. Moise, Judge. Jim Murray, alias Greasy Jim, was convicted of murder, and appeals. Affirmed. |
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State V. Watt |
47 La.Ann. 630, Supreme Court of Louisiana, Docket Number 11,761 (March 25, 1895) |
Appeal from district court, parish of Morehouse; R. W. Richardson, Judge. William Watt and George Watt, having been convicted of larceny, appeal. Affirmed. |
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Survival of the Theory of Natural Rights in Judicial Decisions |
5 Yale Law Journal 14 (October, 1895) |
The doctrine of natural rights was a favorite one with political philosophers and with jurists in the Eighteenth Century. They held that there were rights which existed in a state of nature inherent in every individual, and which he retained in the political community to which he belonged by virtue of the nature of the social contract, or... |
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Ward V. Cochran |
71 F. 127, Circuit Court of Appeals, Eighth Circuit, Docket Number 632 (December 02, 1895) |
In Error to the Circuit Court of the United States for the District of Nebraska. |
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Washington V. Mccombs |
17 Ky.L.Rptr. 740, Court of Appeals of Kentucky (October 19, 1895) |
Appeal from circuit court, Christian county. Not to be officially reported. Action by J. M. McCombs, alias J. Stapp, against William Washington and others to recover possession of real property. There was judgment for plaintiff, from which defendants appeal. Affirmed. |
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Weathers V. Mcfarland |
97 Ga. 266, Supreme Court of Georgia (August 05, 1895) |
Error from superior court, Talbot county; W. B. Butt, Judge. Action by D. R. Weathers against Jane McFarland, administratrix, and Ada McCrary. To a judgment for defendants on demurrer, plaintiff brings error. Affirmed. |
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Whitmire V. Cherokee Nation |
30 Ct.Cl. 138, United States Court of Claims, Docket Number 17209 (March 04, 1895) |
This case is identical with that of the Delaware Indians v. The Cherokee Nation (28 C. Cls. R., 281), with this difference: the Delawares entered into an express agreement with the Cherokees, and paid for the homesteads which they acquired; the rights of the freedmen depend exclusively upon the constitution of the Cherokee Nation and the treaty of... |
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Whitmire V. Cherokee Nation |
30 Ct.Cl. 180, United States Court of Claims, Docket Number 17209 (March 18, 1895) |
The court having decided (ante, p. 138) that the complainants are entitled to recover, but that the evidence does not inform the court of the number of persons entitled to participate in the fund which is the subject of distribution, suggestions are offered by counsel on behalf of both parties. |
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Williams V. Kimball |
35 Fla. 49, Supreme Court of Florida (February 05, 1895) |
Appeal from circuit court. Duval county; W. B. Young, Judge. Ejectment by Mark Williams against Adolphus Kimball. Judgment for defendant, and plaintiff appeals. Affirmed. |
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Wooten V. House |
36 S.W. 932, Court of Chancery Appeals of Tennessee (December 21, 1895) |
Appeal from chancery court, Sumner county; J. S. Gribble, Chancellor. Bill by W. B. Wooten and wife against Mrs. M. C. House and others for the construction of a will and an accounting. From the decree rendered therein, both parties appeal. Modified. |
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Anderson V. Louisville & N.r. Co. |
62 F. 46, Circuit Court, D. Kentucky (June 04, 1894) |
This was an action by Anderson against the Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company for damages for ejection from defendant's trains. Defendant demurred to plaintiff's petition. |
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Anderson V. Pilgram |
41 S.C. 423, Supreme Court of South Carolina (July 27, 1894) |
Appeal from common pleas circuit court of Spartanburg county; W. H. Wallace, Judge. Action by W. A. Anderson and others against S. M. Pilgram and others to set aside, as fraudulent, a compromise of a debt due defendant from his codefendants. Judgment for plaintiffs, and defendants appeal. Reversed. |
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Cherokee Nation V. Journeycake |
155 U.S. 196, Supreme Court of the United States, Docket Number 619 (November 19, 1894) |
Appeal from the Court of Claims. |
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Chinese Naturalization-attorney-general. |
21 U.S. Op. Atty. Gen. 37, U.S.A.G (June 15, 1894) |
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Cumby V. Garland |
6 Tex.Civ.App. 519, Court of Civil Appeals of Texas (January 18, 1894) |
Appeal from district court, Rusk county; W. J. Graham, Judge. Suit by Alice Cumby and William Cumby, her husband, against Charlotte Garland and Jack Garland, her husband, to recover onehalf the property of Oscar Garland, deceased. From a judgment for defendants, plaintiffs appeal. Reversed. Motion for rehearing overruled. |
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Erringdale V. Riggs |
148 Ill. 403, Supreme Court of Illinois (January 16, 1894) |
Appeal from circuit court, Mercer county; John J. Glenn, Judge. Bill for partition and other relief by Thomas S. Riggs, Isaac F. Riggs, William F. Riggs, Philemon W. Riggs, George W. Riggs, Marion Riggs, Jasper Riggs, and Clay Riggs against Eveline P. Erringdale and Harrison W. Riggs. Complainants obtained a decree. Defendants appeal. Reversed. |
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Felgner V. Hooper |
80 Md. 262, Court of Appeals of Maryland (December 18, 1894) |
Appeals from circuit court of Baltimore city. Suit by W. J. Hooper and others, trustees, against Edward L. Felgner and another, executor and guardians. From a decree construing a certain will both parties appeal. Reversed on both appeals. |
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Hatch V. Caine |
86 Me. 282, Supreme Judicial Court of Maine (March 08, 1894) |
Report from supreme judicial court, York county. Bill in equity by George Hatch, administrator de bonis non, with will annexed, of estate of Joseph Storer, against Uriah A. Caine, administrator of estate of Olive H. Storer. Decree as prayed for. |
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