Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Judicature of the State of Indiana, Volume 136Indiana. Supreme Court, Horace E. Carter, Albert Gallatin Porter, Gordon Tanner, Benjamin Harrison, Michael Crawford Kerr, James Buckley Black, Augustus Newton Martin, John Worth Kern, Francis Marion Dice, John Lewis Griffiths, Sidney Romelee Moon, Charles Frederick Remy Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1894 - Law reports, digests, etc "With tables of the cases and principal matters" (varies). |
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... rule asked for in this instruction is one rather applicable to contracts or gifts inter vivos than to testamentary devises . But even as to contracts , the instruction seems too broad . It assumes that there was between the testator and ...
... rule asked for in this instruction is one rather applicable to contracts or gifts inter vivos than to testamentary devises . But even as to contracts , the instruction seems too broad . It assumes that there was between the testator and ...
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... rule can apply only to one who was present and actively concerned in bringing about the result complained of . In addition , the rule which obtains as to transactions between the living , must be greatly modified when it comes to ...
... rule can apply only to one who was present and actively concerned in bringing about the result complained of . In addition , the rule which obtains as to transactions between the living , must be greatly modified when it comes to ...
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... rule thus stated has for its foundation a good rea- son . When the trial is by the court its finding of the facts takes the place of the verdict of a jury . When the court states its conclusions of law it acts in an entirely different ...
... rule thus stated has for its foundation a good rea- son . When the trial is by the court its finding of the facts takes the place of the verdict of a jury . When the court states its conclusions of law it acts in an entirely different ...
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... rule that the possession of one tenant in common is the pos- session of all , and for the common benefit of all , and when this condition of things obtains , the statute of lim- itations does not ordinarily run against any of them . In ...
... rule that the possession of one tenant in common is the pos- session of all , and for the common benefit of all , and when this condition of things obtains , the statute of lim- itations does not ordinarily run against any of them . In ...
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... rule by showing that the appellee , and those under whom she claims , have been in the full , open , notorious and ex- clusive adverse possession of the premises in dispute , under claim of ownership thereof , ever since December , 1865 ...
... rule by showing that the appellee , and those under whom she claims , have been in the full , open , notorious and ex- clusive adverse possession of the premises in dispute , under claim of ownership thereof , ever since December , 1865 ...
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Admr affidavit alleged answer appellant appellant's appellee appellee's auditor avers bill of exceptions Board of Commissioners cause of action charged Charles Shultz Circuit Court claim Commissioners of Vigo complaint conclusions of law contract conveyance conveyed Corbin counsel court erred court house creditors debt deceased deed defendant demurrer duty evidence ex rel execution facts Filed Jan fraud fraudulent guardian heirs held husband Indiana indictment injury intent interrogatories Jennings county John McFall judgment jurisdiction jury land Levi Hubbard liable McFall ment Meyers mortgage motion negligence overruling owner party Pennsylvania Company person plaintiff pleading possession proceedings question R. W. Co railroad real estate reason record rendered rule second paragraph sheriff Shuck Shultz special findings stamped statute sufficient suit supra sustained Terre Haute thereof thereto Thompson ticket tion township track train trial court trustee verdict Vigo County White County wife witness