The Federal ReporterIncludes cases argued and determined in the District Courts of the United States and, Mar./May 1880-Oct./Nov. 1912, the Circuit Courts of the United States; Sept./Dec. 1891-Sept./Nov. 1924, the Circuit Courts of Appeals of the United States; Aug./Oct. 1911-Jan./Feb. 1914, the Commerce Court of the United States; Sept./Oct. 1919-Sept./Nov. 1924, the Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia. |
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Side 31
Instead of contesting the application for an injunction, the appellee Perkins filed a
bond in this suit, conditioned that he would pay the amount for which the courts
should finally decree that the appellants had a Superior lien to that held by the ...
Instead of contesting the application for an injunction, the appellee Perkins filed a
bond in this suit, conditioned that he would pay the amount for which the courts
should finally decree that the appellants had a Superior lien to that held by the ...
Side 52
That no notice was given of the application for the appointment of the
administrator or of the sale of said property, nor of the Order appointing the
administrator and directing the sale. The proceedings thus stated fully appear
from a copy 52 ...
That no notice was given of the application for the appointment of the
administrator or of the sale of said property, nor of the Order appointing the
administrator and directing the sale. The proceedings thus stated fully appear
from a copy 52 ...
Side 57
Manifestly, by that parish court of Louisiana to whom regular application for
administration should first be made. Suppose that court, upon an allegation that
the deceased died in that parish, so finds upon inquiry into the facts, and
proceeds to ...
Manifestly, by that parish court of Louisiana to whom regular application for
administration should first be made. Suppose that court, upon an allegation that
the deceased died in that parish, so finds upon inquiry into the facts, and
proceeds to ...
Side 83
The application of these and similar provisions of this chapter would be
practically a prohibition of the running of street cars. The chapter further provides
for the assessment of railways by the state executive council; provides for the ...
The application of these and similar provisions of this chapter would be
practically a prohibition of the running of street cars. The chapter further provides
for the assessment of railways by the state executive council; provides for the ...
Side 85
It is clearly apparent that, of these sections, at least nine have no application ...
that gives support to the contention that the legislature intended these sections to
apply to a class of corporations not included in the other sections of the act.
It is clearly apparent that, of these sections, at least nine have no application ...
that gives support to the contention that the legislature intended these sections to
apply to a class of corporations not included in the other sections of the act.
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