Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Rhode Island, Volume 31E. L. Freeman Company, State Printers, 1911 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... respondent , who knew , upon ac- quiring title , of the conditions . X. died , devising to complainant , his son , all of said tract of land excepting that part which he had conveyed to Y. , together with all his interest in the lot ...
... respondent , who knew , upon ac- quiring title , of the conditions . X. died , devising to complainant , his son , all of said tract of land excepting that part which he had conveyed to Y. , together with all his interest in the lot ...
Page 37
... respondent be ordered to convey to the complainant , by quit - claim deed , all her right , title , and interest in a certain parcel of land in the town of New Shoreham ; and also , as alternative relief , that the respondent be ...
... respondent be ordered to convey to the complainant , by quit - claim deed , all her right , title , and interest in a certain parcel of land in the town of New Shoreham ; and also , as alternative relief , that the respondent be ...
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... respondent , who now holds the legal title of record to said lot ; that at the time the said respondent acquired title to said lot she knew of the said con- dition contained in the deed from Nicholas Ball to John W. Hooper ; that ...
... respondent , who now holds the legal title of record to said lot ; that at the time the said respondent acquired title to said lot she knew of the said con- dition contained in the deed from Nicholas Ball to John W. Hooper ; that ...
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... respondent by her answer admits that since she has owned her said lot and building , she has not used the same for any or either of the specific purposes set forth in said deed from Nicholas Ball to Hooper ; and has used and allowed to ...
... respondent by her answer admits that since she has owned her said lot and building , she has not used the same for any or either of the specific purposes set forth in said deed from Nicholas Ball to Hooper ; and has used and allowed to ...
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... respondent and , not unreasonably , she might have believed that they were known to the complainant , and that the restrictions in the deed had been to some extent waived by him . Now , . upon another violation of the restriction on her ...
... respondent and , not unreasonably , she might have believed that they were known to the complainant , and that the restrictions in the deed had been to some extent waived by him . Now , . upon another violation of the restriction on her ...
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action aforesaid alleged Allin amended amount appears application appointed attorney auditing authority Barber bill bridge Central Falls city of Pawtucket claim client codicil commissioners committee complainant condition constitution contract counsel court of equity debts decision decree deed defendant defendant's dollars Dubois duty equity estates-tail evidence executor explosion fact filed financial town meeting fishery follows granted grantor ground held hereby interest issue judgment jury justice land lease legacies legatees legislature Lizotte mandamus ment Murray ne exeat Nicholas Ball opinion oyster paid parties payment person petitioner plaintiff Portland Stone premises Probate Court Providence river purpose question remedy res judicata respondent respondent's Rhode Island rule Sackett shell-fish South Kingstown statute suit Superior Court supra testimony thereof tion town council town treasurer trial trust Vanity Fair verdict vote writ writ of mandamus
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