Second Circuit· 6/10/1905
In re Muncie Pulp Co.
Citations
- 139 F. 546
- 1 A.F.T.R. (P-H) 105
- 1905 U.S. App. LEXIS 3897
- 1 A.F.T.R. (RIA) 105
Judges: Coxe
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- Fish v. EastTenth Circuit· 1940-06-29· cited 145×
- In re Rieger, Kapner & AltmarkS.D. Ohio· 1907-11-04· cited 62×
- Central Republic Bank & Trust Co. v. CaldwellEighth Circuit· 1932-04-22· cited 56×
- Callas v. Independent Taxi Owners' Ass'nD.C. Circuit· 1933-05-29· cited 48×
- Industrial Research Corp. v. General Motors CorporationN.D. Ohio· 1928-06-16· cited 47×
- Farmers State Bank v. HaunWyoming Supreme Court· 1924-01-08· cited 32×
- Ashby v. PetersNebraska Supreme Court· 1935-02-08· cited 27×
- Clere Clothing Co. v. Union Trust & Savings BankNinth Circuit· 1915-07-12· cited 26×
- In re Marcella Cotton MillsM.D. Alabama· 1925-09-23· cited 25×
- In re San Antonio Land & Irrigation Co.S.D. New York· 1916-01-06· cited 23×
- Forbush Co. v. BartleyTenth Circuit· 1935-06-27· cited 22×
- Barrie v. United Railways Co.Missouri Court of Appeals· 1909-05-24· cited 22×
- In Re Fox West Coast TheatresNinth Circuit· 1937-02-23· cited 20×
- Wortman v. GriffMontana Supreme Court· 1982-10-04· cited 19×
- In Re Kentucky Wagon Mfg. Co.W.D. Kentucky· 1932-11-08· cited 18×
- Spokane Merchants Ass'n v. Clere Clothing Co.Washington Supreme Court· 1915-04-05· cited 18×
- Kardo Co. v. AdamsSixth Circuit· 1916-02-18· cited 17×
- Pagel, Horton & Co. v. Harmon Paper Co.Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of New York· 1932-06-29· cited 16×
- Soviero v. Franklin National Bank of Long IslandSecond Circuit· 1964-02-24· cited 16×
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