D. Indiana· 5/4/1921

Long v. Union Trust Co.

Citations

272 F. 699
1921 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 1366

Judges: Baker

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Payne v. City of Providence
First Circuit· 1950-06-19· cited 4×

Cites

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Supreme Court· 1844-02-27· cited 252×
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Supreme Court· 1819-02-18· cited 217×
Jones v. Habersham
Supreme Court· 1883-03-18· cited 211×
Russell v. Allen
Supreme Court· 1883-03-18· cited 154×
Fontain v. Ravenel
Supreme Court· 1855-01-18· cited 91×
Fowler v. Duhme
Indiana Supreme Court· 1896-01-10· cited 67×
Wilson v. First National Bank
Supreme Court of Iowa· 1914-03-14· cited 42×
McFall v. Kirkpatrick
Illinois Supreme Court· 1908-10-26· cited 38×
Franklin v. Hastings
Illinois Supreme Court· 1911-12-21· cited 30×
Craig v. Secrist
Indiana Supreme Court· 1876-11-15· cited 25×
Henson v. Wright
Tennessee Supreme Court· 1890-02-11· cited 22×
Erskine v. Whitehead
Indiana Supreme Court· 1882-11-15· cited 21×
City of Richmond v. Davis
Indiana Supreme Court· 1885-11-03· cited 20×
Board of Commissioners v. Dinwiddie
Indiana Supreme Court· 1894-06-07· cited 20×
Jocelyn v. Nott
Supreme Court of Connecticut· 1876-04-15· cited 19×
Common Council of Richmond v. State ex rel. Mendenhall
Indiana Supreme Court· 1854-11-28· cited 19×
State v. Holmes
Michigan Supreme Court· 1898-01-04· cited 19×
Grand Prairie Seminary v. Morgan
Illinois Supreme Court· 1898-02-14· cited 17×
Stephens v. Evans' Administratrix
Indiana Supreme Court· 1868-11-15· cited 17×
Board of Comm'rs of Lagrange Co. v. Rogers
Indiana Supreme Court· 1876-11-15· cited 17×

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