Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Judicature of the State of Indiana, Volume 63Indiana. Supreme Court, Horace E. Carter, Albert Gallatin Porter, Gordon Tanner, Benjamin Harrison, James Buckley Black, Michael Crawford Kerr, Augustus Newton Martin, John Worth Kern, Francis Marion Dice, John Lewis Griffiths, Sidney Romelee Moon, Charles Frederick Remy Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1879 - Law reports, digests, etc "With tables of the cases and principal matters" (varies). |
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... horse . Answer , general denial , and a second and third special paragraphs . The second paragraph denies the ownership of the horse in the appellees , in an argumentative form , and avers prop- erty in the appellant . The third ...
... horse . Answer , general denial , and a second and third special paragraphs . The second paragraph denies the ownership of the horse in the appellees , in an argumentative form , and avers prop- erty in the appellant . The third ...
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... horse , for which the appellant agreed to pay the appellee the sum of one hundred and twenty - five dollars , and that the said sum was justly due and unpaid . Wherefore , etc. Coan v . Grimes . The appellant demurred to the 22 SUPREME ...
... horse , for which the appellant agreed to pay the appellee the sum of one hundred and twenty - five dollars , and that the said sum was justly due and unpaid . Wherefore , etc. Coan v . Grimes . The appellant demurred to the 22 SUPREME ...
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... horse to the appellant , and the appellant insisting that the horse was a gift to him by the appellee ; that then and there , by way of compromise , it was agreed between the parties , that the appellant should pay the appellee the sum ...
... horse to the appellant , and the appellant insisting that the horse was a gift to him by the appellee ; that then and there , by way of compromise , it was agreed between the parties , that the appellant should pay the appellee the sum ...
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... horse to him by the appellee , as alleged in the second paragraph of the complaint ; but the appellant averred , that the appellee warranted the said horse to be sound in every particular , and suitable to be used by appel- lant on his ...
... horse to him by the appellee , as alleged in the second paragraph of the complaint ; but the appellant averred , that the appellee warranted the said horse to be sound in every particular , and suitable to be used by appel- lant on his ...
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... Horse - Race . - Contract . - A premium offered by an authorized corporation or a private partnership to the owner of the horse that shall " make the best and quickest time , " or exhibit a certain rate of speed , in a proposed trial of ...
... Horse - Race . - Contract . - A premium offered by an authorized corporation or a private partnership to the owner of the horse that shall " make the best and quickest time , " or exhibit a certain rate of speed , in a proposed trial of ...
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