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Hitz Vs. Jenks
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- Nov 14, 1887
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U.S. 297 (1887) U.S. Supreme Court Hitz v. JenksSearch
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U.S. 297 (1887) Hitz v. JenksSearch
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construed by this Court, exempted the land, or any interest therein, from being taken on execution against him. Hitz v. NationalSearch
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Mattoon v. McGrewSearch
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Murley v. SherrenSearch
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Bulkley v. WilfordSearch
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Conry v. CaulfieldSearch
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prescribed by statute and recorded, bind a wife who, by reason of infancy or insanity, is incapable of conveying. Sims v. EverhardtSearch
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Williams v. BakerSearch
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Priest v. CummingsSearch
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Jackson v. SchoonmakerSearch
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of fraud or duress, also, it may be impeached by bill in equity, or, in some states, in an action at law. Central Bank v. CopelandSearch
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may rely that the requirements of the statute necessary to give validity to the deed have been complied with. Lawrence v. HeisterSearch
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has not been directly adjudged by this Court, but the course of its decisions has tended to this conclusion. In Drury v. FosterSearch
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U. S. 2 Wall. 24, 69 U. S. 34 . And in Young v. DuvallSearch
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or avoided by extrinsic evidence of the manner in which the examination was conducted by the magistrate. Comegys v. ClarkeSearch
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Tex. 208. See also Bancks v. OllertonSearch
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cited by the learned counsel for the appellant as have not been already referred to, it may be remarked that in Rhea v. RhennerSearch
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Pet. 105, in Hepburn v. DuboisSearch
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Pet. 345, in Dewey v. CampauSearch
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Mich. 565, and in O'Ferrall v. SimplotSearch
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Ia. 381, the requisite certificate was either wanting or defective upon its face, and that Dodge v. HollinsheadSearch
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Minn 25, and Landers v. BoltonSearch
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its reversal in general term, on December 11, 1883. It is argued for the appellant that, by the rule affirmed in Teal v. WalkerSearch
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originally belonged to Mrs. Hitz, and not to her husband as tenant by the curtesy, which is by no means clear. Hitz v. NationalSearch
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