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Patterson Vs. Gaines

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Jan 01, 1848

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  1. U.S. 550 (1848) U.S. Supreme Court Patterson v. Gaines
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  2. U.S. 6 How. 550 550 (1848) Patterson v. Gaines
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  3. OF THE UNITED STATES FOR EAST LOUISIANA Syllabus The opinion of this Court in the case of Gaines v. Relf
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  4. had a child. The child is the forced heir for the remaining four-fifths. This was a branch of the case of Gaines v. Chew
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  5. delivered the opinion of the Court. The history of this case will be found in the report of the case of Gaines v. Relf
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  6. by that course. Discretion, we mean, as it is guided by what has been the practice of courts of chancery. Gardner v. Gardner
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  7. Drayton v. Logan
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  8. of which there is a full illustration in the decree given by this Court in the case of Michoud v. Girod
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  9. Louisiana codes. For these last positions, counsel rely upon the language of the codes, and upon the case of Hodder v. Shepherd
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  10. Hantz v. Sealy
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  11. Phillips v. Gregg
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  12. Watts 168. Every intendment is to be made in favor of legitimacy. Senser v. Bower
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  13. by the evidence of two witnesses, or by one and corroborating circumstances. In the case of the Union Bank v. Geary
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  14. In Bartlett v. Gale
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  15. was solemnized in the manner usual in that country will be good presumptive proof that it was a valid marriage. Lacon v. Higgins
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  16. being per verba de praesenti, the person performing the ceremony must be presumed to have been a clergyman. Rex v. Brampton
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  17. begotten, until the presumption is disproved by evidence showing the want of access between the husband and wife. Bury v. Phillpot
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  18. Bacon v. Brydges
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  19. Read v. Jackson
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  20. Brisco v. Lomax
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  21. Evans v. Rees
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  22. Biddulph v. Ather
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  23. Tooker v. Duke
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  24. Laybourn v. Crisp
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  25. Travers v. Challoner
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  26. Carr v. Heaton
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  27. Gwill 1261. In Neal & Duke of Athol v. Wilding
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  28. person -- that all the formalities of the law have been strictly complied with, or the sale will be annulled. Delogny v. Smith
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  29. Donaldson v. Hull
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  30. Marsfield v. Comeaux
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  31. U.S. Supreme Court Patterson v. Gaines
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  32. of Gaines v. Relf
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  33. of Gaines v. Chew
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  34. Gardner v. Gardner
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  35. of Michoud v. Girod
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  36. of Hodder v. Shepherd
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  37. Senser v. Bower
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  38. of the Union Bank v. Geary
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  39. Lacon v. Higgins
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  40. Rex v. Brampton
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  41. Bury v. Phillpot
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  42. Bacon v. Brydges
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  43. In Neal & Duke of Athol v. Wilding
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  44. Delogny v. Smith
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