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not otherwise, for the mortgage is a mere incident to the debt. It was so held by the Supreme Court of Texas in Eborn v. Cannon'sSearch
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Parkins v. SterneSearch
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Duty v. GrahamSearch
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Flanigan v. CushmanSearch
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effect that which is prohibited by the law of the land. Broom's Legal Maxims 732. And Lord Mansfield, in Holman v. JohnsonSearch
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illegal, as made in violation of a statute, whether the statute declares it to be void or not. Bank of United States v. OwensSearch
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are mala prohibita, which are void or voidable, according to the nature and effect of the act prohibited. Fletcher v. StoneSearch
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assurance given on a usurious consideration, was only voidable, notwithstanding the strong words of the statute. Green v. KempSearch
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liability which he intended to incur. That principle has been repeatedly announced and acted upon by this Court. Read v. PlattsmouthSearch
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provision was ever designed to protect. Cooley, Constitutional Limitations 378 and cases cited. The case of Smith v. GlantonSearch
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to the land. He is consequently not cut off from his right to set up the matter, on which he now insists. Lloyd v. ScottSearch
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