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Gaines Vs. Hennen
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- Jan 01, 1860
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U.S. 553 (1860) U.S. Supreme Court Gaines v. HennenSearch
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U.S. 553 (1860) Gaines v. HennenSearch
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lost deeds and wills. It has been judicially acted upon in English and American cases. It was so in the case of Dove v. BrownSearch
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It is proper to state the books and documents which are in evidence in this case. 1. The present record of Gaines v. HennenSearch
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The printed record of the suit No. 188, of December Page 65 U. S. 565 term, 1851, in this Court, Gaines v. RelfSearch
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and active abandonment of the suit in order to restore the running of a right of prescription. In the case of Wilson v. MarshallSearch
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when her case was called is insufficient, without other evidence, to convict her of having abandoned her demand. Pratt v. PeckSearch
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Dunn v. KenneySearch
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Roswood v. DuvallSearch
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Mechanic & Traders' Bank v. TheattSearch
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that the debts were really due by the succession or he will not be entitled to credit for the amounts so paid. Miller v. MillerSearch
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for the payment of an account is not evidence that the account was due if the fact of being due is disputed. Moore v. ThebadeauxSearch
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could not be maintained, because it was res adjudicata by this Court in its judgment in the case of Gaines v. RelfSearch
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that, or a communication of which that was a copy, prior to withdrawing his dilatory pleading in the case of Gaines v. RelfSearch
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Preston v. SlocombSearch
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Reports 46. And the precise point was ruled in Burt v. SteinbergerSearch
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in response to any allegation in it. It changes the attitude of the litigants from what it was in the case of Gaines v. RelfSearch
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Leon 48. Rivers' Case, 1 Atk. 410. Hardin v. StardinSearch
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Blood v. EdwardsSearch
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a case is whether, when in esse, the bastard is sufficiently designated as the object of the bequest. Gordon v. GordonSearch
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Merivale 141. Bayley v. SnelhamSearch
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the second marriage in good faith, the issue of it will be legitimate. So it was ruled in the case of Clendening v. ClendeningSearch
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The next case came up before the new court organized in Louisiana under the Constitution of 1845. It is that of Patton v. CitiesSearch
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The decision of the late supreme court in the case of Clendening v. ClendeningSearch
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We now give the case of Olive Abston v. RebeccaSearch
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as the title in virtue of which property is claimed or withheld, that its validity may be inquired into. Sophie v. DuplessiesSearch
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Patton v. PhiladelphiaSearch
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Hubbett v. InksleonSearch
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Jobert Page 65 U. S. 601 v. PitotSearch
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Miller v. AndrewsSearch
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to Caroline which was received by him from her father for Mrs. Gaines. See letter in page 896 of Record of Gaines v. HennenSearch
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CATRON dissenting. A principal question in this case is how far it is affected by the decree in the case of Gaines v. ChewSearch
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parties, a decree is res judicata. It was so held by this Court at the present term in the case of Thompson v. RobertsSearch
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the code to a great extent. Its terms are too plain for controversy, and so the courts of Louisiana have held. Jung v. DorescourtSearch
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do the same. The case above cited 4 La. 178 is directly to this point, and to the same effect it was held in Robinett v. VerdumSearch
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This title, tested by itself, was a perfectly fair legal title, according to the laws of Louisiana. Duplesse v. WhiteSearch
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of Mary Clark was valid notwithstanding this circumstance, as the Supreme Court of Louisiana held in Duplesse v. WhiteSearch
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and a court of equity must say, as the supreme court of New York did in the case of McDonald v. McNealSearch
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Or, as the Supreme Court of Tennessee said in the case of Hanes v. PeckSearch
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Morris v. CrockerSearch
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At the argument, conclusions of law and of fact were relied on as having been established by the case of Patterson v. GainesSearch
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cause of which it was part was fully and fairly heard in 1852, and which is reported in 12 How. The case of Lord v. VeazieSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Gaines v. HennenSearch
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of Dove v. BrownSearch
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of Gaines v. HennenSearch
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Court, Gaines v. RelfSearch
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of Wilson v. MarshallSearch
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Pratt v. PeckSearch
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Miller v. MillerSearch
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