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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... respecting it . Held , that it was respondent's imperative duty to return the excess to the parties who paid it , whether they required it or not , together with six per cent . interest thereon from the date when the decision of this ...
... respecting it . Held , that it was respondent's imperative duty to return the excess to the parties who paid it , whether they required it or not , together with six per cent . interest thereon from the date when the decision of this ...
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... follow the judgment in that respect . With this understanding the judgment of the Circuit Court of Appeals is reversed . Judgment reversed . Argument for Plaintiff in Error . WUCHTER v . PIZZUTTI 12 OCTOBER TERM , 1927 .
... follow the judgment in that respect . With this understanding the judgment of the Circuit Court of Appeals is reversed . Judgment reversed . Argument for Plaintiff in Error . WUCHTER v . PIZZUTTI 12 OCTOBER TERM , 1927 .
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... respect to such a law : " This law makes no provision whatever for the service on the defendant . The officer may decline to communi- cate with the person sued and give no notice whatever ; not even by mail . A judgment might be ...
... respect to such a law : " This law makes no provision whatever for the service on the defendant . The officer may decline to communi- cate with the person sued and give no notice whatever ; not even by mail . A judgment might be ...
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... respect to ownership and the disastrous oper- ation of the company were much the same as those of the bill by Hurwitz in the state court . It specifically averred that the Woolen Mills was not insolvent but that it had been impossible ...
... respect to ownership and the disastrous oper- ation of the company were much the same as those of the bill by Hurwitz in the state court . It specifically averred that the Woolen Mills was not insolvent but that it had been impossible ...
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... respect to the property mortgaged , on the ground that the issues and subject matter of the two suits were not essen- tially the same and that there was no conflict of jurisdic- tion . See also De La Vergne Refrigerating Machine Com ...
... respect to the property mortgaged , on the ground that the issues and subject matter of the two suits were not essen- tially the same and that there was no conflict of jurisdic- tion . See also De La Vergne Refrigerating Machine Com ...
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