The Northeastern Reporter, Volum 78West Publishing Company, 1907 Includes the decisions of the Supreme Courts of Massachusetts, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois, and Court of Appeals of New York; May/July 1891-Mar./Apr. 1936, Appellate Court of Indiana; Dec. 1926/Feb. 1927-Mar./Apr. 1936, Courts of Appeals of Ohio. |
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Side 12
... parties were , respectively , 67 and 55 years of age . The decedent had been married before and had five children , but all these children were of age , and no one of them was living with the parties at the time of the husband's death ...
... parties were , respectively , 67 and 55 years of age . The decedent had been married before and had five children , but all these children were of age , and no one of them was living with the parties at the time of the husband's death ...
Side 15
... parties , neither knowing the cor- rect description of the property , and there- fore the deed should have been reformed so as to carry into effect the agreement of the parties . The abstract of the bill is meagre , and while it shows ...
... parties , neither knowing the cor- rect description of the property , and there- fore the deed should have been reformed so as to carry into effect the agreement of the parties . The abstract of the bill is meagre , and while it shows ...
Side 19
... parties fixed , by which , on the reinstatement of the case in the superior court it could do nothing but enter a decree accordingly . The contention that it was error to render the decree without formal proof is also with- out merit ...
... parties fixed , by which , on the reinstatement of the case in the superior court it could do nothing but enter a decree accordingly . The contention that it was error to render the decree without formal proof is also with- out merit ...
Side 36
... parties , and think the court did right in refusing to retain the cause for that purpose and leaving the parties to their legal remedies . Appellee has assigned a cross - error that the superior court erred in overruling his demurrer ...
... parties , and think the court did right in refusing to retain the cause for that purpose and leaving the parties to their legal remedies . Appellee has assigned a cross - error that the superior court erred in overruling his demurrer ...
Side 60
... parties were necessary parties to the proceeding , and that the service upon them was insufficient , we are of the opinion the plaintiffs in error can not raise that ques- tion at this time as a ground of reversal in this court . While ...
... parties were necessary parties to the proceeding , and that the service upon them was insufficient , we are of the opinion the plaintiffs in error can not raise that ques- tion at this time as a ground of reversal in this court . While ...
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