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Graffam Vs. Burgess
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- Mar 01, 1886
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U.S. 180 (1886) U.S. Supreme Court Graffam v. BurgessSearch
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U.S. 180 (1886) Graffam v. BurgessSearch
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to diminish confidence in such sales, to keep bidders from attending, and to diminish the amount realized. White v. WilsonSearch
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Williams v. AttleboroughSearch
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White v. DamonSearch
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that always prevailed in England as to setting aside sales after the master's report had been confirmed. Livingston v. ByrneSearch
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of unfairness in the conduct of the party benefited by the sale to raise the presumption of fraud. In Howell v. BakerSearch
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Page 117 U. S. 193 purchaser as a trustee for both parties, and allowed the debtor to redeem. In Kloepping v. StellmacherSearch
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