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Fisher Vs. Shropshire
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- Jan 03, 1893
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U.S. 133 (1893) U.S. Supreme Court Fisher v. ShropshireSearch
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U.S. 133 (1893) Fisher v. ShropshireSearch
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not, in conscience, to be allowed to keep it without paying the consideration. Chilton Page 147 U. S. 140 v. Braiden'sSearch
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of a vendor's lien arising by implication seems to have been generally recognized in the State of Iowa. In Porter v. CitySearch
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doctrine should obtain in Iowa might be regarded as still an open question, although it had been declared in Pierson v. DavidSearch
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Ia. 23, that the lien was firmly established. This case is cited with approbation in Johnson v. McGrewSearch
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And it was held that the sections applied as well where a deed had been made as where it had not. In McDole v. PurdySearch
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lands taken in exchange on account of the false representations of the other party, and to the same purport see Brown v. ByamSearch
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Ia. 374. In Huff v. OlmsteadSearch
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accept the mortgage, and it was held that he had a vendor's lien on the land conveyed to the defendant. In Devin v. EaglesonSearch
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excepted from the statute of frauds by section 3665 of the Code. In that case, the language above given from Porter v. CitySearch
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been paid. This is because the grantee has the right to assume that a vendor's lien as against him is waived, Cutler v. AmmonSearch
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Prouty v. ClarkSearch
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of the Code. These conclusions we understand to be in accord with the decisions of the Supreme Court of Iowa. Noyes v. KramerSearch
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Haverly v. AlcottSearch
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protected, as so far qualified that protection may be accorded for the amount actually paid before notice, Kitteridge v. ChapmanSearch
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Page 147 U. S. 146 party was an absolute necessity, without which the court could not proceed. Traders' Bank v. CampbellSearch
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mistake has been made in the consideration of the evidence, the decree should be permitted to stand. Crawford v. NealSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Fisher v. ShropshireSearch
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the State of Iowa. In Porter v. CitySearch
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Pierson v. DavidSearch
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Johnson v. McGrewSearch
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In McDole v. PurdySearch
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Brown v. ByamSearch
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In Huff v. OlmsteadSearch
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In Devin v. EaglesonSearch
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Porter v. CitySearch
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Cutler v. AmmonSearch
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of the Supreme Court of Iowa. Noyes v. KramerSearch
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Kitteridge v. ChapmanSearch
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