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Shepard v. Barkley — Opinion of the Court

“ The approach to the merits being thus cleared, without any difference on the subject the court is of opinion that the doctrines by which the case is controlled have been so affirmatively and conclusively settled by a prior decision of this court as to cause it to be unnecessary as a matter of original consideration to restate them. ”
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Shepard v. Barkley — Opinion of the Court

“ That the order allowing an amendment as to the form of the appeal and the parties which was previously made without prejudice to the right of the appellees to object to the same at the hearing on the merits was rightfully granted and the objection which was at the hearing on the merits made by the appellees is without merit. ”
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Shepard v. Barkley — Opinion of the Court

“ And the want of any possible reason for removing this case from the control of the doctrines of the Watson Case is, if needs be, conclusively shown by the many cases referred to by the court below in its opinion (222 Fed. 669, 138 C. C. A. 217) , in which the Watson Case was made controlling and decisive as to controversies not in substance differing from the one here presented. Sherard v. Walton (D. C.) 206 Fed. 562; Helm v. Zarecor (D. C.) 213 Fed. 648; Bonham v. Sharp (D. C.) 213 Fed. ”
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