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    Logan v. FARMERS'DEPOSIT NATIONAL BANK OF PITTSBURGH, 214 U.S. 500 (1909)

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    The Supreme Court dismissed an appeal for lack of jurisdiction, citing a recent case (Coder v. Arts) where the Court also found it lacked jurisdiction. The case involved Frank J. Logan and others appealing a decision regarding the Farmers' Deposit National Bank of Pittsburgh. The decision was very brief, simply stating the appeal was dismissed based on the lack of jurisdiction established in the prior Coder v. Arts case.

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    The Supreme Court dismissed an appeal for lack of jurisdiction, citing a recent case (Coder v. Arts) where the Court also found it lacked jurisdiction. The case involved Frank J. Logan and others appealing a decision regarding the Farmers' Deposit National Bank of Pittsburgh. The decision was very brief, simply stating the appeal was dismissed based on the lack of jurisdiction established in the prior Coder v. Arts case.

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    Filed: 1909-04-26 Precedential Status: Precedential Citations: 214 U.S. 500 Docket: 745

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    The Supreme Court dismissed an appeal for lack of jurisdiction, citing a recent case (Coder v. Arts) where the Court also found it lacked jurisdiction. The case involved Frank J. Logan and others appealing a decision regarding the Farmers' Deposit National Bank of Pittsburgh. The decision was very brief, simply stating the appeal was dismissed based on the lack of jurisdiction established in the prior Coder v. Arts case.

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    214 U.S.

    500
    29 S.Ct. 698
    53 L.Ed. 1060

    FRANK J. LOGAN et al., Appellants,


    v.
    FARMERS' DEPOSIT NATIONAL BANK OF
    PITTSBURGH, PA. et al.
    No. 745.
    April 26, 1909.

    Messrs. A. Leo Weil and B. M. Ambler for appellees.


    Mr. Hector M. Hitchings for appellants.
    Per Curiam:

    Appeal dismissed for want of jurisdiction on authority of Coder v. Arts,


    decided April 5, 1909, 213 U. S. 223, 53 L. ed. , 29 Sup. Ct. Rep. 436.

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