Reports of Cases Decided in the Appellate Courts of the State of Illinois, Volume 49Callaghan., 1894 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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Page 24
... intention to treat the indorsement as made to himself . Daniel on Negotiable Inst . , Sec . 1194-8 ; Palmer v . Marshall , 60 Ill . 290 , The question is as to the effect of the transaction between Teis , Smith & Co. and the appellant ...
... intention to treat the indorsement as made to himself . Daniel on Negotiable Inst . , Sec . 1194-8 ; Palmer v . Marshall , 60 Ill . 290 , The question is as to the effect of the transaction between Teis , Smith & Co. and the appellant ...
Page 49
... intention , therefore , to require a com- pliance with all three of the paragraphs of section 48 . Under the statute of 1887 , a compliance with any one of the paragraphs in said section 33 , was all that was necessary to the formation ...
... intention , therefore , to require a com- pliance with all three of the paragraphs of section 48 . Under the statute of 1887 , a compliance with any one of the paragraphs in said section 33 , was all that was necessary to the formation ...
Page 54
... intention of the testator as manifested by the words used must prevail . " Banta v . Boyd , 118 Ill . 186. " Where the meaning is clear from un- mistakable language , the will interprets itself , and subsid- iary facts are not to be ...
... intention of the testator as manifested by the words used must prevail . " Banta v . Boyd , 118 Ill . 186. " Where the meaning is clear from un- mistakable language , the will interprets itself , and subsid- iary facts are not to be ...
Page 55
... intention to the contrary , it will be presumed that the testator intended by will to dispose of his entire estate . " 2 Redfield on Wills , page 464 , Sec . 18 ; Siddons v . Cockrell , 131 Ill . 653 ; Mission- ary Soc . v . Mead et al ...
... intention to the contrary , it will be presumed that the testator intended by will to dispose of his entire estate . " 2 Redfield on Wills , page 464 , Sec . 18 ; Siddons v . Cockrell , 131 Ill . 653 ; Mission- ary Soc . v . Mead et al ...
Page 60
... intention of all parties that by this arrangement she was to secure her legacy in advance and to make the note payable at his death , not at hers . He was not skilled in the use of language , as is evident from the correspondence ...
... intention of all parties that by this arrangement she was to secure her legacy in advance and to make the note payable at his death , not at hers . He was not skilled in the use of language , as is evident from the correspondence ...
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