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Phelps Vs. Harris
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- US Supreme Court
- Jan 01, 1879
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U.S. 370 (1879) U.S. Supreme Court Phelps v. HarrisSearch
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U.S. 370 (1879) Phelps v. HarrisSearch
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West v. SchneblySearch
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Huntington v. AllenSearch
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be successfully maintained, it does not amount to a cloud, but may always be repelled by an action at law. Overing v. FooteSearch
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Meloy v. DoughertySearch
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Eq.Jur. sec. 700, a. The Supreme Court of Mississippi, in their opinion in Phelps v. HarrisSearch
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shadow on his own title, must show clearly the validity of his own title, and the invalidity of his opponent's. Banks v. EvansSearch
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men of eminence. This point underwent considerable discussion on the title, which afterwards led to the case of Abell v. HeathcoteSearch
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of the parties, are precisely the same. Sir Edward then notices the decision of Lord Eldon in the case of McQueen v. FarquharSearch
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but he proceeds to show that the decision in Abell v. HeathcoteSearch
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been based on the power to exchange, and not on any additional words. After referring to the case of Attorney General v. HamiltonSearch
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last edition of Sugden on Powers, published in 1861, has no change in the text on this subject. In the case of Doe v. SpencerSearch
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reason why it may not be done between three or more. The plaintiffs place great reliance on the case of Brassey v. ChalmersSearch
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of the cases and textbooks on this subject was made by Vice-Chancellor Kindersly in 1856 in the case of Bradshaw v. FaneSearch
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I decide that it does. We have conflicting opinions between what the judges said in Doe v. SpencerSearch
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power under the will the court had no doubt, and as to that given by the deed they relied on the authority of Abell v. HeathcoteSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Phelps v. HarrisSearch
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Overing v. FooteSearch
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Banks v. EvansSearch
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of Abell v. HeathcoteSearch
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of McQueen v. FarquharSearch
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Abell v. HeathcoteSearch
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of Attorney General v. HamiltonSearch
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of Doe v. SpencerSearch
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of Brassey v. ChalmersSearch
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of Bradshaw v. FaneSearch
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Doe v. SpencerSearch
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