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Brown Vs. Spofford
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- US Supreme Court
- Jan 01, 1877
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U.S. 474 (1877) U.S. Supreme Court Brown v. SpoffordSearch
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U.S. 474 (1877) Brown v. SpoffordSearch
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to overcome the effect of that evidence or to invalidate the title of the holder supported by that evidence. Goodman v. HarveySearch
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drawer and the party in whose favor the bill was drawn was inadmissible to vary the terms of the instrument. Brown v. WileySearch
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period, tended in a very material degree to alter and vary the operation and effect of the instrument. Shankland v. WashingtonSearch
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the amount, even though the instrument, as between the antecedent parties, is without any legal validity. Goodman v. SimondsSearch
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was brought here on writ of error, reversed the judgment, holding that the evidence should have been excluded. Banks v. DunnSearch
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be admitted to vary, qualify, contradict, add to, or subtract from the absolute terms of a written contract. Specht v. HowardSearch
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to vary, qualify, or contradict, or to add to or subtract from, the absolute terms of the written contract. Forsyth v. KimballSearch
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and must be determined by the court as matter of law, as has been held by this Court in several cases. Andrews v. PondSearch
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it be first shown that he had knowledge of such facts and circumstances at the time the transfer was made. Goodman v. SimondsSearch
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Chitty, Contr. (10th ed.) 693. Agreements unperformed cannot be pleaded as accord and satisfaction. United States v. ClarkSearch
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failed to make the payment, it was held that the creditor might enforce the judgment for the full amount. Early v. RogersSearch
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the Court decided that the debt stood revived, and that judgment was properly rendered for the whole amount. Clark v. BrownSearch
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