The Pacific Reporter, Volume 105West Publishing Company, 1910 - Law reports, digests, etc "Comprising all the decisions of the Supreme Courts of California, Kansas, Oregon, Washington, Colorado, Montana, Arizona, Nevada, Idaho, Wyoming, Utah, New Mexico, Oklahoma, District Courts of Appeal and Appellate Department of the Superior Court of California and Criminal Court of Appeals of Oklahoma." (varies) |
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... contended that this renders the deed void . This possibility is based upon the presumption that the taxes upon one of these tracts varied from $ 20.75 in one year to $ 1 in the next , and will not be indulged to defeat a tax deed of ...
... contended that this renders the deed void . This possibility is based upon the presumption that the taxes upon one of these tracts varied from $ 20.75 in one year to $ 1 in the next , and will not be indulged to defeat a tax deed of ...
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... but upon the whole record it is clearly just that the relief It is contended on the part of the petition- er held to have submitted his interests for ad- granted the plaintiffs should be made con- 22 ( Kan . 105 PACIFIC REPORTER .
... but upon the whole record it is clearly just that the relief It is contended on the part of the petition- er held to have submitted his interests for ad- granted the plaintiffs should be made con- 22 ( Kan . 105 PACIFIC REPORTER .
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It is contended on the part of the petition- er that the sentence as shown by the first journal entry of the district court of Rush county was void for the reason that it is not authorized by this section of the inde- terminate sentence ...
It is contended on the part of the petition- er that the sentence as shown by the first journal entry of the district court of Rush county was void for the reason that it is not authorized by this section of the inde- terminate sentence ...
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... contended that this alteration had been made after he signed and acknowledged it , and for this reason it was void as to him . He admitted that he intended to sign a lease for the land in sec- tion 20 , and that this was the intention ...
... contended that this alteration had been made after he signed and acknowledged it , and for this reason it was void as to him . He admitted that he intended to sign a lease for the land in sec- tion 20 , and that this was the intention ...
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... contended that it is not to be presumed that the Legislature enacted a fu- tile provision which the above section would be if it made no difference in the method of producing evidence . It is sufficient to say it is not futile . The ...
... contended that it is not to be presumed that the Legislature enacted a fu- tile provision which the above section would be if it made no difference in the method of producing evidence . It is sufficient to say it is not futile . The ...
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