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Carite Vs. Trotot
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- Jan 01, 1881
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U.S. 751 (1881) U.S. Supreme Court Carite v. TrototSearch
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U.S. 751 (1881) Carite v. TrototSearch
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property, as appraised for that purpose. This effect is expressly declared by Code of Practice, arts. 707, 708. Hart v. FoleySearch
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avoid the judgment. And such is the construction put upon this article by the Supreme Court of Louisiana. In Turnbull v. DavisSearch
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The authority of this case was recognized and the decision followed in Raiford v. ThornSearch
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La.Ann. 81, decided in 1860. We have examined Spires v. McKelvySearch
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id. 571, Levistones v. BradySearch
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id. 696, Bostwick v. GasquetSearch
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La. 534, and Heyman v. TheSearch
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to acquire property in her own right. This is the view taken by the Supreme Court of Louisiana in the case of Jones v. MorganSearch
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from her husband, as though she were sole, and the right becomes fixed and vested by its actual exercise. Holmes v. BarbinSearch
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La.Ann. 474. This is what is meant by what the Supreme Court of Louisiana say in Muse v. YarboroughSearch
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for the protection of creditors, otherwise liable to be misled, annuls the unexecuted judgment of separation. Handy v. SterlingSearch
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Longino v. BlackstoneSearch
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An authoritative construction of this article is found in Wolf v. LowrySearch
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In Davock v. DarcySearch
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for her family the earnings from her industry or talents. The same question was afterwards decided in the case of Penn v. CrockettSearch
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money or property on the part of the wife is not necessary to support a judgment of separation, was reaffirmed in Mock v. KennedySearch
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I Webb v. BellSearch
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The same point was expressly decided in Meyer v. SmithSearch
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Civil Code, and that it is not supported by evidence. Both these objections are met by the case of Powlis v. CookSearch
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of Louisiana is referred to by counsel, while, on the contrary, it is tacitly assumed to exist, in the case of Willis v. WardSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Carite v. TrototSearch
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Hart v. FoleySearch
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the Supreme Court of Louisiana. In Turnbull v. DavisSearch
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Raiford v. ThornSearch
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Spires v. McKelvySearch
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Levistones v. BradySearch
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Bostwick v. GasquetSearch
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and Heyman v. TheSearch
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of Jones v. MorganSearch
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Holmes v. BarbinSearch
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Muse v. YarboroughSearch
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Handy v. SterlingSearch
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Wolf v. LowrySearch
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of Penn v. CrockettSearch
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Mock v. KennedySearch
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Meyer v. SmithSearch
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of Powlis v. CookSearch
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of Willis v. WardSearch
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