The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 95
... when the Federal authorities take hold of a case they never let go until the end
is reached . This is a matter that might well engage the attention of some of our
congressmen during their vacation season to the end that – supposing legislation
...
... when the Federal authorities take hold of a case they never let go until the end
is reached . This is a matter that might well engage the attention of some of our
congressmen during their vacation season to the end that – supposing legislation
...
Page 98
In 1875 his · Federal Procedure ' was issued , forming the first volume of the Pony
Series , and founding Mr. Desty's national reputation . This has passed through
seven editions , with a sale of over twelve thousand copies . In 1879 his treatise ...
In 1875 his · Federal Procedure ' was issued , forming the first volume of the Pony
Series , and founding Mr. Desty's national reputation . This has passed through
seven editions , with a sale of over twelve thousand copies . In 1879 his treatise ...
Page 108
... which the decision was rendered should be indicated in all citations from State
courts of last resort , thus : Smith v . Jones , 4 Met . [ Mass . ] , 823 . 17. In citing
the Federal Reporter do not indicate the State from which the case was appealed
.
... which the decision was rendered should be indicated in all citations from State
courts of last resort , thus : Smith v . Jones , 4 Met . [ Mass . ] , 823 . 17. In citing
the Federal Reporter do not indicate the State from which the case was appealed
.
Page 161
RAILROAD RECEIVERSHIPS IN THE FEDERAL COURTS . " My remarks will be
confined to a brief consideration of some of the rules of law and practice
applicable to railroad receiverships in the Federal courts . The appointment of a
receiver ...
RAILROAD RECEIVERSHIPS IN THE FEDERAL COURTS . " My remarks will be
confined to a brief consideration of some of the rules of law and practice
applicable to railroad receiverships in the Federal courts . The appointment of a
receiver ...
Page 172
It is competent for Congress to declare that a Federal court shall not appoint a
receiver for a railroad without stipulating for the payment of the debts and
liabilities of the railroad company , of the character we are considering . And to
insure ...
It is competent for Congress to declare that a Federal court shall not appoint a
receiver for a railroad without stipulating for the payment of the debts and
liabilities of the railroad company , of the character we are considering . And to
insure ...
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