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Bogk Vs. Gassert

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Apr 17, 1893

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  4. U.S. 17 (1893) U.S. Supreme Court Bogk v. Gassert
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  5. U.S. 17 (1893) Bogk v. Gassert
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  6. the parties intended the transaction to be an absolute deed with an agreement to reconvey, or a mortgage. Teal v. Walker
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  7. U. S. 242 , distinguished from this case. Wallace v. Johhnstone
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  8. if not, he may move to take the case from the jury upon the conclusion of the entire testimony. Grand Trunk Railway v. Cummings
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  14. a single request, is improper and will not be considered if any one of the propositions be unsound. Johnston v. Jones
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  17. Co., 111 U. S. 335 . This is not only the rule in this Court, but also in the courts of Montana, Woods v. Berry
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  18. of the land described. There is undoubtedly a great conflict of authority upon this point. The case of Teal v. Walker
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  19. a deed absolute on its face, and a defeasance conditioned upon the prompt payment of the debt. The case of Wallace v. Johnstone
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  20. relation of borrower and lender can be inferred, and the case in this particular is distinguishable from that of Teal v. Walker
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  21. and is more nearly analogous to that of Wallace v. Johnstone
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  22. It is true that in Wallace v. Johnstone
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  23. U.S. Supreme Court Bogk v. Gassert
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  24. Teal v. Walker
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  25. Wallace v. Johhnstone
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  26. Grand Trunk Railway v. Cummings
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  27. Johnston v. Jones
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  28. of Montana, Woods v. Berry
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  29. of Teal v. Walker
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  30. of Wallace v. Johnstone
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  31. Beaver v. Taylor
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