Arkansas Reports: Cases Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Arkansas, at the ..., Volume 75Woodruff Print. Company, 1906 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... claiming under him where he did not make the landlord a party to the action . It is true that there are decisions in other States which seem to hold that where the landlord is notified he is bound by the judgment against the tenant ...
... claiming under him where he did not make the landlord a party to the action . It is true that there are decisions in other States which seem to hold that where the landlord is notified he is bound by the judgment against the tenant ...
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... claim that the commissioner did not sell the land . The report of sale and decree of confirma- tion are prima facie evidence that the land was sold , and places the burden of proof to the contrary on one who attacks the sale . The ...
... claim that the commissioner did not sell the land . The report of sale and decree of confirma- tion are prima facie evidence that the land was sold , and places the burden of proof to the contrary on one who attacks the sale . The ...
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... claim for alimony and custody of the children . Counsel treats the allowance of $ 12 per month as alimony ; and if it be so deemed , then it is within the authority of the court , for an independent action for alimony , irrespective of ...
... claim for alimony and custody of the children . Counsel treats the allowance of $ 12 per month as alimony ; and if it be so deemed , then it is within the authority of the court , for an independent action for alimony , irrespective of ...
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... action by the creditors to subject this property to their claims against Sumpter . The order appoint- ing him receiver directed that he should take charge of the property , collect rents , and pay taxes , and ARK . ] 45 COOK V. MARTIN .
... action by the creditors to subject this property to their claims against Sumpter . The order appoint- ing him receiver directed that he should take charge of the property , collect rents , and pay taxes , and ARK . ] 45 COOK V. MARTIN .
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... claim . If the trustee purchases a title which is not superior to the one held by the cestuis que trust , he pays out his money for nothing ; but when he buys a superior title , he could cut off the rights of the cestuis que trust ...
... claim . If the trustee purchases a title which is not superior to the one held by the cestuis que trust , he pays out his money for nothing ; but when he buys a superior title , he could cut off the rights of the cestuis que trust ...
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