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Brush Vs. Ware
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- US Supreme Court
- Jan 01, 1841
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U.S. 93 (1841) U.S. Supreme Court Brush v. WareSearch
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U.S. 15 Pet. 93 93 (1841) Brush v. WareSearch
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been long settled judicially, and this Court, following the decisions of those states, has also decided it. Bodley v. TaylorSearch
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Cranch 196. In the case of Polk's Lessee v. WendallSearch
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constituted, with the adjudication of its courts, a rule of decision for this Court. In the case of Miller v. KerrSearch
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And in the case of Hoofnagle v. AndersonSearch
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usage and judicial construction in Kentucky and Ohio, conveys the legal title, but leaves all equities open. Bouldin v. Massie'sSearch
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it conveys no notice to a subsequent locator, nor can it be made good by a subsequent purchaser without notice. Kerr v. WattsSearch
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consideration paid, the time of payment, nor does it deny the circumstances from which notice can be inferred. Boone v. ChilesSearch
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In the case of Reeder v. BarrSearch
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bound to look into the proceedings of the court for the authority of the administrator. The case Lessee of Burkart v. BucherSearch
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premises, and the court held, that this was notice to the defendant. So, in the cases of Jackson ex dem. Livingston v. NeelySearch
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make out his title but through a deed which leads to a fact, he will be affected with notice of that fact. Mertins v. JolliffeSearch
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which a purchaser shall be presumed cognizant, for it is crassa negligentia that he sought not after it. Moore v. BennettSearch
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Cas. 246. Notice of letters patent in which there was a trust for creditors is sufficient notice of the trust. Dunch v. KentSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Brush v. WareSearch
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Bodley v. TaylorSearch
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of Polk's Lessee v. WendallSearch
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of Miller v. KerrSearch
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of Hoofnagle v. AndersonSearch
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Bouldin v. Massie'sSearch
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of Reeder v. BarrSearch
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Lessee of Burkart v. BucherSearch
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Livingston v. NeelySearch
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Mertins v. JolliffeSearch
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Moore v. BennettSearch
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Dunch v. KentSearch
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