The American State Reports: Containing the Cases of General Value and Authority Subsequent to Those Contained in the "American Decisions" [1760-1869] and the "American Reports" [1869-1887] Decided in the Courts of Last Resort of the Several States [1886-1911], Volume 28Abraham Clark Freeman Bancroft-Whitney Company, 1893 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... decree awarding the custody of such children to their father . Andrew F. Burleigh , for the appellant . John ... decree of divorce from said Joseph Kentzler in the courts of Montana , at Helena , on the twenty - seventh day of December ...
... decree awarding the custody of such children to their father . Andrew F. Burleigh , for the appellant . John ... decree of divorce from said Joseph Kentzler in the courts of Montana , at Helena , on the twenty - seventh day of December ...
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... decree of divorce , which she had obtained , and after diligent search had been unable to find it . On this basis parol evidence was offered to prove the decree . Counsel for the appellant objected to the admission of such tes- timony ...
... decree of divorce , which she had obtained , and after diligent search had been unable to find it . On this basis parol evidence was offered to prove the decree . Counsel for the appellant objected to the admission of such tes- timony ...
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... decree was en- tered for the plaintiff . The other defendants seem to have appeared by demurrer to the original complaint , but the rec- ord shows no plea by them to the amended complaint ; and we can only presume , therefore , that ...
... decree was en- tered for the plaintiff . The other defendants seem to have appeared by demurrer to the original complaint , but the rec- ord shows no plea by them to the amended complaint ; and we can only presume , therefore , that ...
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... decreed to be the owner of tract 2 in fee - simple . The court below found that the defendants Mabry , after attaining majority , elected to take under the provisions of the will of their father , instead of as his heirs , and ratified ...
... decreed to be the owner of tract 2 in fee - simple . The court below found that the defendants Mabry , after attaining majority , elected to take under the provisions of the will of their father , instead of as his heirs , and ratified ...
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... decree against them , and to a dismissal of the action , with their costs . Neither should the decree in any event cover tract 1 , as the title to it was nowhere put in issue . The appellants maintain , upon the principal issue , that ...
... decree against them , and to a dismissal of the action , with their costs . Neither should the decree in any event cover tract 1 , as the title to it was nowhere put in issue . The appellants maintain , upon the principal issue , that ...
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