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Wilson Vs. Snow

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  • US Supreme Court
  • Apr 07, 1913

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  7. U.S. 217 (1913) U.S. Supreme Court Wilson v. Snow
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  8. U.S. 217 (1913) Wilson v. Snow
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  9. of court, not produced, but recited in the deed itself. There are cases which support plaintiffs' contention ( Fell v. Young
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  10. Ill. 110), but the weight of authority sustains the ruling of the court below. In Baeder v. Jennings
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  11. to have been made in pursuance of an order of court which was not produced. A similar ruling was made in Williams v. Cessna
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  12. admitted on the faith of its recitals, proof being made that probate records had been destroyed by fire. In Willetts v. Mandlebaum
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  13. strict proof was not required of ancient probate proceedings as where they were of recent date. See also Mumford v. Wardwell
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  17. to by name, rather than designating the capacity in which they were to act. Numerous cases referred to in Robinson v. Allison
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  18. sustain the contention. Many authorities to the contrary are cited by the defendant in error, among which are Brassey v. Chalmers
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  19. Davis v. Christian
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  22. N.J.L. 1. See also Gould v. Mather
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  32. U.S. Supreme Court Wilson v. Snow
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  33. Fell v. Young
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  34. In Baeder v. Jennings
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  35. Williams v. Cessna
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  36. In Willetts v. Mandlebaum
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  37. Robinson v. Allison
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  38. Brassey v. Chalmers
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