Morrison Waite

“ The effect of the act, when done, is to invest the transferees with all the rights of ownership. It changes the property in the stock as absolutely and as completely as could be done by execution on a decree for sale. It looks to no future modification or change of the decree.' If a sale had been made under the decree as it stood in Shedd's Case, 'the title of the purchaser would not have been overthrown or invalidated, even by a reversal of the decree ”