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Hopkins Vs. Grimshaw
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- Feb 15, 1897
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U.S. 342 (1897) U.S. Supreme Court Hopkins v. GrimshawSearch
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U.S. 342 (1897) Hopkins v. GrimshawSearch
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by the counsel of the appellee, the former bill was dismissed for fear of the rule of law recognized in Schulenberg v. HarrimanSearch
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relation by death or divorce, to private communications which took place between them while it lasted. Stein v. BowmanSearch
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O'Connor v. MajoribanksSearch
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interest, and does not affect the exclusion of testimony of a husband or wife upon grounds of public policy. Lucas v. BrooksSearch
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Bassett v. UnitedSearch
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before or after the death of the other, to private communications between the latter and the witness. United States v. GuiteauSearch
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Clark v. KrauseSearch
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Holtzman v. WagnerSearch
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Beale v. BrownSearch
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Mackey 574, 577. See also Barbat v. AllenSearch
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Percival v. CaneySearch
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The Queen v. PayneSearch
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The Queen v. ThompsonSearch
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who does not appear to have taken any part in it, must be deemed to be a private conversation, within the rule. Jacobs v. HeslerSearch
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against the terms of a deed of conveyance, by parol evidence of payment of the price by a third person. Prevost v. GratzSearch
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Slocum v. MarshallSearch
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Smith v. BurnhamSearch
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of the length of time during which the trust might last, or because of the society named not being a corporation. Ould v. WashingtonSearch
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Russell v. AllenSearch
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although the deed did not in terms run to their heirs and assigns, would take the legal estate in fee. Russell v. AllenSearch
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Easterbrooks v. TillinghastSearch
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class, or neighborhood might be considered as in the nature of a dedication for a pious and charitable use. Beatty v. KurtzSearch
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Cincinnati v. WhiteSearch
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Dexter v. GardnerSearch
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absence of express statute, the burial ground of such a society can be held to be a public charitable use. See King v. ParkerSearch
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Donnelly v. BostonSearch
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Pease v. PattinsonSearch
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Cunnack v. EdwardsSearch
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courts of chancery, when the particular mode had failed, have carried out the general purpose. Jackson Mormon Church v. UnitedSearch
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Jackson v. PhillipsSearch
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at the latest, when the land ceased to be used as a burial ground and the society was dissolved. Easterbrooks v. TillinghastSearch
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Reed v. StoufferSearch
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Second Universalist Page 165 U. S. 354 Society v. DuganSearch
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In re Rymer (1895), 1 Ch. 19, 31-32. In Easterbrooks v. TillinghastSearch
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be a visible church, he held the land for the devisor's heirs at law as a resulting trust. 5 Gray, 21. In Rawson v. UxbridgeSearch
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Allen 130. The somewhat similar cases of Crane v. HydeSearch
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Park, 135 Page 165 U. S. 355 Mass. 147, and Mahoning County v. YoungSearch
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and Reed v. StoufferSearch
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