Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Ohio, Volumen71Robert Clark, 1905 |
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... Ohio St. , 217 391 Baldwin v . State , 6 Ohio , 15 298 Barney v . The D. R. Martin , 11 Blatchf . , 233 391 Beaton v . Radford , 40 Ohio St. , 106 375 Bergin v . State , 31 Ohio St. , 111 320 Black v . George , 26 Ohio St. , 631 298 ...
... Ohio St. , 217 391 Baldwin v . State , 6 Ohio , 15 298 Barney v . The D. R. Martin , 11 Blatchf . , 233 391 Beaton v . Radford , 40 Ohio St. , 106 375 Bergin v . State , 31 Ohio St. , 111 320 Black v . George , 26 Ohio St. , 631 298 ...
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Ohio. Supreme Court. PAGE Dayton v . Taylor's Admr . , 62 Ohio St. , 11 139 Donovan v . The Pennsylvania Co. , 120 ... Ohio St. , XX TABLE OF CASES CITED .
Ohio. Supreme Court. PAGE Dayton v . Taylor's Admr . , 62 Ohio St. , 11 139 Donovan v . The Pennsylvania Co. , 120 ... Ohio St. , XX TABLE OF CASES CITED .
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Ohio. Supreme Court. PAGE Lawrence v . McArter , 10 Ohio St. , 37 Lawton v . Steele , 119 N. Y. , 226 Lawton v . Steele , 152 U. S. , 133 Lent v . Shear , 26 Cal . , 361 Loeffner v . State . , 10 Ohio St. , 598 359 200 200 148 320 ...
Ohio. Supreme Court. PAGE Lawrence v . McArter , 10 Ohio St. , 37 Lawton v . Steele , 119 N. Y. , 226 Lawton v . Steele , 152 U. S. , 133 Lent v . Shear , 26 Cal . , 361 Loeffner v . State . , 10 Ohio St. , 598 359 200 200 148 320 ...
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... Ohio St. , 622 377 Schmucker v . Sibert , 18 Kan . , 110 .149 Selby , Auditor , v . State ex rel . King , 63 Ohio St. , 543 38 Sell v . Miss . River Logging Co. , 88 Wis . , 581 129 Sellar et al . v . Clelland et al . , 2 Cal . , 532 ...
... Ohio St. , 622 377 Schmucker v . Sibert , 18 Kan . , 110 .149 Selby , Auditor , v . State ex rel . King , 63 Ohio St. , 543 38 Sell v . Miss . River Logging Co. , 88 Wis . , 581 129 Sellar et al . v . Clelland et al . , 2 Cal . , 532 ...
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... State , 86 N. C. , 51 ; Lewis v . State , 96 N. Y. , 71 ; Trustees Green Township v . Campbell , 16 Ohio St. , 14 ; Seeley v . Thomas , 31 Ohio St. , 308 ; Lee , Treas . v . Sturges , 46 Ohio St. , 176 ; United States v . Kirkpatrick ...
... State , 86 N. C. , 51 ; Lewis v . State , 96 N. Y. , 71 ; Trustees Green Township v . Campbell , 16 Ohio St. , 14 ; Seeley v . Thomas , 31 Ohio St. , 308 ; Lee , Treas . v . Sturges , 46 Ohio St. , 176 ; United States v . Kirkpatrick ...
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Página 38 - The writ of mandamus may be denominated the writ of mandate.— 1873-345. 1085. It may be issued by any court, except a justice's or police court, to any inferior tribunal, corporation, board, or person, to compel the performance of an act which the law specially enjoins, as a duty resulting from an office, trust, or station...
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Página 34 - Mandamus is a writ issued in the name of the state, to an inferior tribunal, a corporation, board or person commanding the performance of an act which the law specially enjoins as a duty resulting from an. office, trust or station.
Página 201 - Amendment to the Constitution of the United States, and does not deprive the citizen of his property without due process of law ; that the act, in fixing the maximum charges which it specifies, is not unconstitutional, nor is it so in limiting the charge for...