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Townsend Vs. Little

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Dec 10, 1883

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  1. Vattier Vs. Hinde US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1833
  2. U.S. 504 (1883) U.S. Supreme Court Townsend v. Little
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  3. U.S. 504 (1883) Townsend v. Little
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  4. of notice the presumption of which is so violent that the court will not even allow of its being controverted. Plumb v. Fluitt
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  5. Kennedy v. Green
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  6. giving constructive notice, it must be open and unambiguous, and not liable to be misunderstood or misconstrued. Ely v. Wilcox
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  7. Patten v. Moore
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  8. Billington v. Welsh
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  9. Bin. 132. It must be sufficiently distinct and unequivocal so as to put the purchaser on his guard. Butler v. Stevens
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  10. Wright v. Wood
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  11. Boyce v. Williams
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  12. Ill. 371. As said by Strong, J., in Meehan v. Williams
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  13. is such a visible state of things as is inconsistent with a perfect right in him who proposes to sell. See also Holmes v. Stout
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  14. McMechan v. Griffing
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  15. Harwick v. Thompson
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  16. as well as at law, according to the well known maxim that when equities are equal the law shall prevail. Williams v. Jackson
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  17. Willoughby v. Willoughby
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  18. Carlton v. Low
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  19. Tildesley v. Lodge
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  20. Shine v. Gough
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  21. Bowen v. Evans
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  22. deeds is not controlled by the law of the territory requiring deeds generally to be executed with two witnesses. Pease v. Whitney
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  23. Nichols v. Bertram
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  24. Rel. Fosdick v. Perrysburg
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  25. Ry. v. Wandsworth
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  26. U.S. Supreme Court Townsend v. Little
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  27. Plumb v. Fluitt
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  28. Ely v. Wilcox
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  29. Butler v. Stevens
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  30. Meehan v. Williams
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  31. Holmes v. Stout
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  32. Williams v. Jackson
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  33. Pease v. Whitney
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  34. Rel. Fosdick v. Perrysburg
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