United States Reports: Cases Adjudged in the Supreme Court at ... and Rules Announced at ..., Volume 276United States. Supreme Court, John Chandler Bancroft Davis, Henry Putzel, Henry C. Lind, Frank D. Wagner Banks & Bros., Law Publishers, 1928 |
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... granting or refusing of the writ is discretionary . Duncan Townsite Co. v . Lane , 245 U. S. 308 ; U. S. v . Cargill , 258 Fed . 467 ; U. S. v . Burleson , 258 Fed . 282 ; Arant v . Lane , 249 U. S. 367 ; Wood v . Assessors , 137 N. Y. ...
... granting or refusing of the writ is discretionary . Duncan Townsite Co. v . Lane , 245 U. S. 308 ; U. S. v . Cargill , 258 Fed . 467 ; U. S. v . Burleson , 258 Fed . 282 ; Arant v . Lane , 249 U. S. 367 ; Wood v . Assessors , 137 N. Y. ...
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... granted by this Court . 273 U. S. 685 . However strong may have been the convictions of the District Judge that injustice would be done by enforcing the judgment , he could not set it aside on the ground that the testimony of admitted ...
... granted by this Court . 273 U. S. 685 . However strong may have been the convictions of the District Judge that injustice would be done by enforcing the judgment , he could not set it aside on the ground that the testimony of admitted ...
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... granting of the writ of mandamus is discretionary and it is implied that if we are of opinion that the Circuit Court of Appeals was mistaken in deny- ing its power to grant the writ , that court still might deny it on the ground that ...
... granting of the writ of mandamus is discretionary and it is implied that if we are of opinion that the Circuit Court of Appeals was mistaken in deny- ing its power to grant the writ , that court still might deny it on the ground that ...
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... granted in abuse of judicial discretion , he has re- tained them for more than five years . He knew that he had got unearned money by improper orders of court , but he decided to keep it . Such conduct is far from upright and according ...
... granted in abuse of judicial discretion , he has re- tained them for more than five years . He knew that he had got unearned money by improper orders of court , but he decided to keep it . Such conduct is far from upright and according ...
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... granted by this Court . 273 U.S. 689 . We are of opinion that the decision was wrong for the reason given by the dissenting judge below . The Su- Opinion of the Court . 276 U.S. preme Court of FINANCE & GUAR . CO . v . OPPENHIMER . 11.
... granted by this Court . 273 U.S. 689 . We are of opinion that the decision was wrong for the reason given by the dissenting judge below . The Su- Opinion of the Court . 276 U.S. preme Court of FINANCE & GUAR . CO . v . OPPENHIMER . 11.
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