Arkansas Reports: Cases Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Arkansas, at the ..., Volume 75Woodruff Print. Company, 1906 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... land in Prairie County containing about ninety - one acres . Johnson was a nonresident of the State , and the land was in the possession of his tenant , G. W. Miller . E. B. Eldred also claimed title to this land , and in April , 1893 ...
... land in Prairie County containing about ninety - one acres . Johnson was a nonresident of the State , and the land was in the possession of his tenant , G. W. Miller . E. B. Eldred also claimed title to this land , and in April , 1893 ...
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... land rendered in an action brought by the defendant here against a tenant of the ancestor of plaintiffs , but to ... land ; for there are many reasons why the court may have concluded that the action in equity could not be maintained ...
... land rendered in an action brought by the defendant here against a tenant of the ancestor of plaintiffs , but to ... land ; for there are many reasons why the court may have concluded that the action in equity could not be maintained ...
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... land as against the tenant , and that there were no grounds for a court of equity to enjoin the enforcement of it ; or it may have been based on the belief that , as plaintiff was not estopped by such judgment , he had adequate remedies ...
... land as against the tenant , and that there were no grounds for a court of equity to enjoin the enforcement of it ; or it may have been based on the belief that , as plaintiff was not estopped by such judgment , he had adequate remedies ...
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... Land , § 537 . Some courts make an exception to this rule where the land- lord appears and assumes the defense of the action , and hold that he is then bound by the judgment . But the soundness of this exception is controverted by other ...
... Land , § 537 . Some courts make an exception to this rule where the land- lord appears and assumes the defense of the action , and hold that he is then bound by the judgment . But the soundness of this exception is controverted by other ...
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... land- lord would be exposed to the danger of losing his land by collu- sion between his tenant and some other person who was willing to bring suit for it . A rule that would bind a landlord by a judgment to which he was not a party , on ...
... land- lord would be exposed to the danger of losing his land by collu- sion between his tenant and some other person who was willing to bring suit for it . A rule that would bind a landlord by a judgment to which he was not a party , on ...
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