...always do in reference to the doctrines of commercial law and general jurisprudence; and when contracts and transactions have been entered into and rights...by the State courts after such rights have accrued. But even in such cases, for the sake of harmony aud to avoid confusion, the Federal courts will lean...

...always do in reference to the doctrines of commercial law and general jurisprudence; and wheu contracts and transactions have been entered into and rights...the right to adopt their own interpretation of the lafV applicable to the case, although a different interpretation may bo adopted by the State courts...

...exercise their own Judgment as to the meaning and effect of these laws, said : " So when contracts and transactions have been entered into, and rights...thereon, under a particular state of the decisions, or where there has been no decision of the State tribunals, the Federal courts properly claim the right...

...always do in reference to the doctrines of commercial law and general jurisprudence. So when contracts and transactions have been entered into, and rights...by the state courts after such rights have accrued. But even in such cases, for the sake of harmony and to avoid confusion, the federal courts will lean...

...always do in reference to the doctrines of commercial law and general jurisprudence. So, when contracts and transactions have been entered into, and rights...interpretation of the law applicable to the case, although a dilTerent interpretation may be adopted by the state courts after such rights have accrued. Hut, even...

...entered into, and rights have accrued thereon uiider a particular state of the decisions, or where there has been no decision, of the state tribunals,...by the state courts after such rights have accrued. But even in such cases, for the sake of harmony, and to avoid confusion, the federal courts will lean...

...In Burgess v. Seligman, 107 US 20, 33, 2 Sup. Ct. 10, 27 L. Ed. 359, it is said: "So when contracts and transactions have been entered Into, and rights...claim the right to adopt their own interpretation of tlio law applicable to the case, although a different interpretation may be adopted by the state courts...

...In Burgess T. Seligman, 107 US 20, 33, 2 Sup. Ct. 21, 27 L. Ed. 305, the court said: "When contracts and transactions have been entered Into, and rights...a particular state of the decisions, or when there hasbeen no decision, of the state tribunals, the federal courts properly claim the right to adopt their...

...there have tioen no decisions of the state tribunals, the federal courts properly claim the ritrlit to adopt their own Interpretation of the law applicable to the case, althouzh a different interpretation may be adopted by the state courts after such rights have accrued.'...

...always do in reference to the doctrines of commercial law and general jurisprudence; and when contracts and transactions have been entered into and rights...a particular state of the decisions, or when there lias been no decision of the state tribunals, the federal courts properly claim the right to adopt...