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Barrett Vs. Failing
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- May 05, 1884
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U.S. 523 (1884) U.S. Supreme Court Barrett v. FailingSearch
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U.S. 523 (1884) Barrett v. FailingSearch
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s right of dower, and the husband's tenancy by the curtesy unless expressly or impliedly preserved by statute. Barber v. RootSearch
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Hood v. HoodSearch
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Rice v. LumleySearch
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Lamkin v. KnappSearch
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Gould v. CrowSearch
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to, the divorce was obtained in another state. The ground of the decision of the Court of Appeals of New York in Wait v. WaitSearch
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that she should retain her right of dower in case of a divorce for the misconduct of the husband. See also Reynolds v. ReynoldsSearch
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Wend. 193. The decisions of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania in Colvin v. ReedSearch
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Penn.St. 375, and in Reel v. ElderSearch
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the court which granted the divorce Page 111 U. S. 526 had no jurisdiction over the wife. And see Cheely v. ClaytonSearch
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by the courts of the state by the legislature of which it is passed and in which the land is situated. In Mansfield v. McIntyreSearch
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be reconciled with the later cases in Ohio and elsewhere, as shown by the authorities before referred to. In Harding v. AldenSearch
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demandant was entitled to judgment if she had been legally divorced. The statute of Missouri, which was said in Gould v. CrowSearch
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brought in the county where the land lies, is in the nature of a bill of review for newly discovered evidence. Bamford v. BamfordSearch
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Wetmore v. WetmoreSearch
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Hall v. HallSearch
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Weiss v. BethelSearch
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U. S. 529 The other cases cited in behalf of the appellant are quite unlike the case at bar. In Barrett v. BarrettSearch
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conveyance of property made by him with the fraudulent intent of preventing her from recovering the alimony. Barber v. BarberSearch
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Livermore v. BoutelleSearch
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Bouslough v. BousloughSearch
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Godey, 39 Cal. 157, and in Whetstone v. CoffeySearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Barrett v. FailingSearch
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Barber v. RootSearch
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Wait v. WaitSearch
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Reynolds v. ReynoldsSearch
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Colvin v. ReedSearch
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Reel v. ElderSearch
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In Mansfield v. McIntyreSearch
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In Harding v. AldenSearch
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Bamford v. BamfordSearch
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In Barrett v. BarrettSearch
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Whetstone v. CoffeySearch
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