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Jones Vs. Habersham
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- Mar 05, 1883
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U.S. 174 (1883) U.S. Supreme Court Jones v. HabershamSearch
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U.S. 174 (1883) Jones v. HabershamSearch
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void. In support of this position reference is made to cases in the courts of New York and Pennsylvania. Harris v. SlaghtSearch
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by the Supreme Court of Georgia in a case decided in 1867, and again in 1878 in the case of this very will. Reynolds v. BristowSearch
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Wetter v. HabershamSearch
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the bequests, as against the next of kin, upon the law of the state in which the testatrix had her domicile. Vidal v. GirardSearch
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McDonogh v. MurdochSearch
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Russell v. AllenSearch
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to clear up the doubts created by previous conflicting decisions and opinions of the Supreme Court of Georgia. Beall v. FoxSearch
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American Colonization Society v. GartrellSearch
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Walker v. WalkerSearch
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Beall v. DraneSearch
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was a good charitable bequest. Newson v. StarkeSearch
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the selection of the particular objects to the trustees, and is a good charitable use, sufficiently defined. Bartlett v. KingSearch
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Going v. EmerySearch
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North Adams Universalist Society v. FitchSearch
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of the testatrix is likewise a condition subsequent, and, even if invalid, would not defeat the charitable gift. Giles v. BostonSearch
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Masters v. MastersSearch
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Durour v. MotteuxSearch
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Gravenor v. HallumSearch
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According to the later English cases, it is not. Doe v. PitcherSearch
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Same v. SameSearch
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Willis v. BrownSearch
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Hoare v. OsborneSearch
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Fiske v. AttorneySearch
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In re Birkett, 9 Ch.D. 576. See Page 107 U. S. 184 also Dexter v. GardnerSearch
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purposes are within the terms of that Code, and within the scope and principle of the statute of Elizabeth. Russell v. AllenSearch
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gift might be applied to benevolent purposes which are not charitable in that sense, that the gift fails. Saltonstall v. SandersSearch
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Suter v. HilliardSearch
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De Camp v. DobbinsSearch
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Adye v. SmithSearch
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may not take place within the limit of that rule, the limitation over to the second charity is good. Christ's Hospital v. GraingerSearch
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advantage of collaterally by private persons, but only in a direct proceeding by the state which created it. Runyan v. CosterSearch
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Bogardus v. TrinitySearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Jones v. HabershamSearch
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of New York and Pennsylvania. Harris v. SlaghtSearch
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Harris v. AmericanSearch
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Reynolds v. BristowSearch
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