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Page 11
... entitled ex æquo et bono to recover the equitable value of the policies with interest from the close of the war . It results from these conclusions that the several judgments and decrees in the cases before us , being in favor of the ...
... entitled ex æquo et bono to recover the equitable value of the policies with interest from the close of the war . It results from these conclusions that the several judgments and decrees in the cases before us , being in favor of the ...
Page 22
... entitled to one half the amount so recovered from the United States , by reason of a contract entered into in 1866 with them by him before his bankruptcy , by which he agreed that in consideration of their prosecuting said claim and ...
... entitled to one half the amount so recovered from the United States , by reason of a contract entered into in 1866 with them by him before his bankruptcy , by which he agreed that in consideration of their prosecuting said claim and ...
Page 35
... ; and also that under the pleadings and evidence the plain- tiff was not entitled to recover . Upon a careful review of the whole evi- Vol . IV . ] ELKINS v . MCKEAN . January , 1877. ] 35 THE AMERICAN LAW TIMES REPORTS .
... ; and also that under the pleadings and evidence the plain- tiff was not entitled to recover . Upon a careful review of the whole evi- Vol . IV . ] ELKINS v . MCKEAN . January , 1877. ] 35 THE AMERICAN LAW TIMES REPORTS .
Page 43
... entitled to recover . In support of the exemption the counsel of the defendants called to our attention an opinion of the supreme court of Kentucky in a similar case arising upon the same collision , where such exemption was upheld ...
... entitled to recover . In support of the exemption the counsel of the defendants called to our attention an opinion of the supreme court of Kentucky in a similar case arising upon the same collision , where such exemption was upheld ...
Page 59
... entitled to recover . It is a question of good faith and fraud , and not of carelessness or negligence on the part of plaintiff or Joy , unless it amounts to fraud or want of good faith . " 3. That the law presumes prima facie in favor ...
... entitled to recover . It is a question of good faith and fraud , and not of carelessness or negligence on the part of plaintiff or Joy , unless it amounts to fraud or want of good faith . " 3. That the law presumes prima facie in favor ...
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