Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Judicature of the State of Indiana, Volume 48Indiana. Supreme Court, Horace E. Carter, Albert Gallatin Porter, Gordon Tanner, Benjamin Harrison, James Buckley Black, Michael Crawford Kerr, Augustus Newton Martin, John Worth Kern, Francis Marion Dice, John Lewis Griffiths, Sidney Romelee Moon, Charles Frederick Remy Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1875 - Law reports, digests, etc "With tables of the cases and principal matters" (varies). |
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... follows , as we think , quite conclusively , that a specific devise of land is not adeemed by advancement . Moreover , we are not advised of any case in which the doc- trine of ademption by advancement has been applied to devises of ...
... follows , as we think , quite conclusively , that a specific devise of land is not adeemed by advancement . Moreover , we are not advised of any case in which the doc- trine of ademption by advancement has been applied to devises of ...
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... the ademption of legacies , by advancement to the legatee by the testator in his lifetime , has no application to specific lega- cies or devises of real estate . Adkins v . Adkins et al . It follows that NOVEMBER TERM , 1874 . 11.
... the ademption of legacies , by advancement to the legatee by the testator in his lifetime , has no application to specific lega- cies or devises of real estate . Adkins v . Adkins et al . It follows that NOVEMBER TERM , 1874 . 11.
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... follows : 1. The said defendants , James Adkins and Martha A. Adkins , for their separate answers to the plaintiff's complaint and petition herein , as well as for a cross complaint in said action , say , that one Owen Adkins died at ...
... follows : 1. The said defendants , James Adkins and Martha A. Adkins , for their separate answers to the plaintiff's complaint and petition herein , as well as for a cross complaint in said action , say , that one Owen Adkins died at ...
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... follows : " 1. At and for a long time previous to the day named in the indictment , the defendant was a member and the treasurer of an association of German citizens of the city of Indianapo- lis , in the county of Marion , in the State ...
... follows : " 1. At and for a long time previous to the day named in the indictment , the defendant was a member and the treasurer of an association of German citizens of the city of Indianapo- lis , in the county of Marion , in the State ...
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... follows : " From the evidence before us it appears that there existed an organ- ization called the ' Winterset Social Club , ' the object of which was to supply its members with intoxicating liquors , to be used as a beverage . The ...
... follows : " From the evidence before us it appears that there existed an organ- ization called the ' Winterset Social Club , ' the object of which was to supply its members with intoxicating liquors , to be used as a beverage . The ...
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ademption Adkins affidavit alleged amendment amount answer appellant appellee assessment assignment of error Attorney authority averment bill of exceptions Blackf BUSKIRK cause of action charge Circuit Court cited claim Common Pleas complaint constitution contract costs court erred damages deceased deed defendant demurrer denial DOWNEY entitled et ux evidence ex rel Ex'r execution executor facts fee simple filed ground guilty held hundred dollars incumbrance Indiana Indianapolis indictment instruction J. W. Gordon J.-This Jeffersonville judge judgment is affirmed jury land liquor ment mill mortgage motion Nebeker objection opinion overruled owner party payment person plaintiff pleaded proceedings promissory note purchase question R. R. Co railroad real estate reason record refused rendered rule second paragraph sheriff signed Splahn statute statute of frauds sufficient sustained term testator thereof tion trial verdict wife William Denman witnesses Woolery
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