Reports of Cases in Law and Equity, Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Georgia, in the Year ..., Volume 25Edward O. Jenkins, 1859 - Equity |
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... receiving that word , witness went up to Parker's and made the trade with him ; Shipp gave Parker his note for the balance of the purchase money due from witness for the negro ; witness Pyron , ex'or , vs. Parker et al . had 20 SUPREME ...
... receiving that word , witness went up to Parker's and made the trade with him ; Shipp gave Parker his note for the balance of the purchase money due from witness for the negro ; witness Pyron , ex'or , vs. Parker et al . had 20 SUPREME ...
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... received the price of the hire , that was still higher evidence . After stating to the jury that defendant relied upon a deed of gift , which had been destroyed , the Court charged the ju- ry , that to render that deed available it was ...
... received the price of the hire , that was still higher evidence . After stating to the jury that defendant relied upon a deed of gift , which had been destroyed , the Court charged the ju- ry , that to render that deed available it was ...
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... received the pay as his own , it was higher evidence still of title in the hirer . " Perhaps as an abstract proposition , or one as applicable to parties generally , who are litigating respecting personal prop- erty , this charge would ...
... received the pay as his own , it was higher evidence still of title in the hirer . " Perhaps as an abstract proposition , or one as applicable to parties generally , who are litigating respecting personal prop- erty , this charge would ...
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... received pay for them as his own , this is higher evidence still that he , and not the son , owned the slaves . [ 4. ] It is insisted that all this should count for nothing , inasmuch as it does not appear that the son had notice of ...
... received pay for them as his own , this is higher evidence still that he , and not the son , owned the slaves . [ 4. ] It is insisted that all this should count for nothing , inasmuch as it does not appear that the son had notice of ...
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... received about $ 500 ; but they set forth no schedule of assets , nor any account thereof . They deny that the note given by Thomas Pledger to Al- len Pledger , for an interest in the land and mills , was not applied to the payment of ...
... received about $ 500 ; but they set forth no schedule of assets , nor any account thereof . They deny that the note given by Thomas Pledger to Al- len Pledger , for an interest in the land and mills , was not applied to the payment of ...
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