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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... suit against a tenant is not binding on the landlord as to the title if he was not made a party to the action , and did not appear therein . ( Page 5. ) Appeal from Prairie Circuit Court . GEORGE M. CHAPLINE , Judge . Affirmed ...
... suit against a tenant is not binding on the landlord as to the title if he was not made a party to the action , and did not appear therein . ( Page 5. ) Appeal from Prairie Circuit Court . GEORGE M. CHAPLINE , Judge . Affirmed ...
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... suit until after the term of court at which it was rendered , and had no opportunity to appear and defend . On the hearing this complaint was dis- missed for want of equity . Subsequently he brought suit at law to recover the land , but ...
... suit until after the term of court at which it was rendered , and had no opportunity to appear and defend . On the hearing this complaint was dis- missed for want of equity . Subsequently he brought suit at law to recover the land , but ...
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... suit at law , and be permitted to make defense thereto . The allegations of fraud were denied , and on the hearing this action was dismissed for want of equity . As the plaintiff in it did not ask the court to pass on his title , but ...
... suit at law , and be permitted to make defense thereto . The allegations of fraud were denied , and on the hearing this action was dismissed for want of equity . As the plaintiff in it did not ask the court to pass on his title , but ...
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... suit . The firm of which Wilson is a member has purchased the lands from appellants , and he and his co - partners are the real parties in interest . On the other hand , Tucker may be said to be an interested witness , as his conduct is ...
... suit . The firm of which Wilson is a member has purchased the lands from appellants , and he and his co - partners are the real parties in interest . On the other hand , Tucker may be said to be an interested witness , as his conduct is ...
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... suit in his own behalf , and as guardian of Vivian , to recover the south half of said lot from W. M. Wheelock . His contention is that only a life estate passed to Mrs. Simons , and that Vivian owns one - half , and he as the heir of ...
... suit in his own behalf , and as guardian of Vivian , to recover the south half of said lot from W. M. Wheelock . His contention is that only a life estate passed to Mrs. Simons , and that Vivian owns one - half , and he as the heir of ...
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