Minnesota Reports: Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Minnesota, Volume 61Review Publishing Company, 1896 - Law reports, digests, etc Cases argued and determined in the Supreme Court of Minnesota. |
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... premises in controversy , the full length thereof and to the width of 60 feet , next adjoining block 80 , according to the Case plat , constitute a public highway ; but held , that the evidence is insufficient to establish the 20 - feet ...
... premises in controversy , the full length thereof and to the width of 60 feet , next adjoining block 80 , according to the Case plat , constitute a public highway ; but held , that the evidence is insufficient to establish the 20 - feet ...
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... premises it was stipulated between these parties he had owned from some time previous to June 1 , 1852 , until April 18 , 1854. The stipulation stops with April 18 , 1854 , as the time to which Borup's ownership continued . Borup's ...
... premises it was stipulated between these parties he had owned from some time previous to June 1 , 1852 , until April 18 , 1854. The stipulation stops with April 18 , 1854 , as the time to which Borup's ownership continued . Borup's ...
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... premises in dispute are westerly of and adjoining block 80 , according to the Case plat , and extend to the westerly line of Kittson's addition , being a strip 80 feet wide , and also extend from Water street to the Mississippi river ...
... premises in dispute are westerly of and adjoining block 80 , according to the Case plat , and extend to the westerly line of Kittson's addition , being a strip 80 feet wide , and also extend from Water street to the Mississippi river ...
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... premises , had been in adverse possession of the premises from 1852 up to February 1 , 1895 . The court denied the motion , upon objection by the defendants . This question was not therefore at issue . It may , however , be proper for ...
... premises , had been in adverse possession of the premises from 1852 up to February 1 , 1895 . The court denied the motion , upon objection by the defendants . This question was not therefore at issue . It may , however , be proper for ...
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... premises , including this personal property . When the last tenant surrendered the premises , he left this personal property in the building . By the terms of the sale , no title to the personal property was to pass until full payment ...
... premises , including this personal property . When the last tenant surrendered the premises , he left this personal property in the building . By the terms of the sale , no title to the personal property was to pass until full payment ...
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