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Smithsonian Institution Vs. Meech
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- US Supreme Court
- Feb 23, 1898
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U.S. 398 (1898) U.S. Supreme Court Smithsonian Institution v. MeechSearch
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U.S. 398 (1898) Smithsonian Institution v. MeechSearch
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courts of equity will not permit it to be used to accomplish that which it was designed to prevent. As said in Wood v. RabeSearch
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And in Haigh v. KayeSearch
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The words of Lord Justice Turner in the case of Lincoin v. WrightSearch
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and to indicate the disposition which the real owner intended should be made of the property. In Robinson v. LefloreSearch
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Keller v. KunkelSearch
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Md. 565. It may not be amiss to notice a few of the authorities. Sherman v. ShermanSearch
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property, and it was ruled that a minor daughter, who inherited the title, held it in trust for him. In Livingston v. LivingstonSearch
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to the wife was intended as an advancement and provision for her. This presumption was admitted in the case of Kingdon v. BridgesSearch
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Vern. 67, but I do not see why it may not be rebutted, as has been done in this case, by parol proof. In Finch v. FinchSearch
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Election is thus defined by Sir William Grant, Master of the Rolls, in Andrew v. TrinitySearch
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Redfield, in the same volume, on page 370, after citing Morrison v. BowmanSearch
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In Beall v. SchleySearch
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Wood v. RabeSearch
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Haigh v. KayeSearch
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of Lincoin v. WrightSearch
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In Robinson v. LefloreSearch
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of Kingdon v. BridgesSearch
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In Finch v. FinchSearch
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Lond.Ed. In Cooke v. TurnerSearch
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