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Williams Vs. Paine

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Jan 10, 1897

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  4. Bedford Vs. Burton US Supreme Court · Nov 13, 1882
  5. Watson Vs. Mercer US Supreme Court · Jan 01, 1834
  6. U.S. 55 (1897) U.S. Supreme Court Williams v. Paine
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  7. U.S. 55 (1897) Williams v. Paine
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  8. a title to land can only be acquired and lost according to the laws of the place where the land is situated. Clarke v. Graham
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  9. opposed to the views expressed by the Court of Appeals of this District in this case. The cases of Webster's Lessees v. Hall
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  10. Harr. & McH.19, Flannigan v. Young
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  11. Harr. & McH. 38, Hollingsworth v. McDonald
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  12. Harr. & Johns. 230, Page 169 U. S. 68 and Lawrence v. Heister
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  13. is inconsistent with or opposed to the construction given to these statutes by the court below. In Holladay v. Daily
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  14. out of hostilities. Agents of an insurance company, it is said, would come within that rule. Insurance Company v. Davis
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  15. the policy void. This Court held that the case was nearly on all fours with that of New York Life Insurance Company v. Statham
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  16. where the principal and the agent reside in the different countries engaged in such war. In the case of Kershaw v. Kelsey
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  17. had the right to make the conveyance he did. It was not an agency of the class such as is mentioned in Insurance Co. v. Davis
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  18. then those acts are just as valid and binding upon the principal as if no war had intervened. Insurance Company v. Davis
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  19. an estate which had been sold with her authority, and the purchase money for which had been paid to her. Bein v. Heath
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  20. U. S. 325 , 99 U. S. 329 . Bedford v. Burton
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  21. null and void. They were not void as between private parties or against any other party than the United States. Conrad v. Waples
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  22. and not a conveyance. The whole question is one of intention, to be gathered from the instrument itself. Jackson v. Moncrief
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  23. Ogden v. Brown
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  24. Phillips v. Swank
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  25. defective instruments to the same extent as was intended by the parties at the time when they were executed. Watson v. Mercer
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  26. U.S. Supreme Court Williams v. Paine
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  27. of Webster's Lessees v. Hall
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  28. Hollingsworth v. McDonald
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  29. and Lawrence v. Heister
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  30. In Holladay v. Daily
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  31. Insurance Company v. Davis
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  32. of New York Life Insurance Company v. Statham
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  33. of Kershaw v. Kelsey
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  34. Insurance Co. v. Davis
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  35. the United States. Conrad v. Waples
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  36. Jackson v. Moncrief
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  37. Bein v. Heath
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