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Williams Vs. Conger
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- US Supreme Court
- Apr 02, 1888
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U.S. 397 (1888) U.S. Supreme Court Williams v. CongerSearch
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U.S. 397 (1888) Williams v. CongerSearch
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Docket of the District Court of McLennan County, showing the suits about the land before the war, styled Hammekin v. GrahamSearch
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and Hammekin v. BellSearch
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jury with that of the instrument or signature in question, and its genuineness inferred from such comparison. Griffith v. WilliamsSearch
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Doe v. NewtonSearch
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Van Wyck v. McIntoshSearch
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Miles v. LoomisSearch
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Medway v. UnitedSearch
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McAllister v. McAllisterSearch
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The history of this last rule is well stated in Medway v. UnitedSearch
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States, qua supra. In Griffith v. WilliamsSearch
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In Doe v. NewtonSearch
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said Justice Johnson in Van Wyck v. McIntoshSearch
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is that laid down in Doe v. NewtonSearch
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See Amer. note to Griffith v. WilliamsSearch
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of the Supreme Court of Texas or of this Court. The leading case in Texas on comparison of handwriting is Hanley v. GandySearch
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be compared by the jury with other papers or signatures of the party properly in evidence in the cause. Strother v. LucasSearch
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any knowledge of the party's handwriting, and the Court held that such evidence was not admissible. The case of Moore v. UnitedSearch
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Texas did -- we should have felt bound by our first decision -- we would not have allowed it to be questioned. Clark v. KeithSearch
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itself. If not thus authenticated, it must be proved to have been executed by the party to be charged with it. Watrous v. McGrewSearch
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Andrews v. MarshallSearch
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Jones v. MontesSearch
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Chambers v. FiskSearch
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well settled that they never lost the right of disposing of their Texas lands by the division of the empire. Airhart v. MassieuSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Williams v. CongerSearch
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Hammekin v. GrahamSearch
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Griffith v. WilliamsSearch
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In Griffith v. WilliamsSearch
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Hanley v. GandySearch
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of Moore v. UnitedSearch
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Clark v. KeithSearch
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Watrous v. McGrewSearch
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Strother v. LucasSearch
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