Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Tennessee, 114±Ç |
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... . The bill further alleges that prior to January 11 , 1889 , the said Anderson was the owner of 14,804 acres of mountain lands , and on said date executed to Sheri- Keith v . Alger . dan , Green & Company 4 [ Vol . 114 TENNESSEE REPORTS .
... . The bill further alleges that prior to January 11 , 1889 , the said Anderson was the owner of 14,804 acres of mountain lands , and on said date executed to Sheri- Keith v . Alger . dan , Green & Company 4 [ Vol . 114 TENNESSEE REPORTS .
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... executed to the defendant , Alger , a gen- eral warranty deed , conveying to him the lands above mentioned , for the recited consideration of $ 51,814 in cash , and three notes , due in one , two , and three years , aggregating $ 44,412 ...
... executed to the defendant , Alger , a gen- eral warranty deed , conveying to him the lands above mentioned , for the recited consideration of $ 51,814 in cash , and three notes , due in one , two , and three years , aggregating $ 44,412 ...
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... Execution was awarded for any balance that might remain after crediting the decree with the proceeds of the sale . A decree was entered dismissing the bill as to O. J. Sheri- dan and W. C. Green , defendants named in the bill , and ...
... Execution was awarded for any balance that might remain after crediting the decree with the proceeds of the sale . A decree was entered dismissing the bill as to O. J. Sheri- dan and W. C. Green , defendants named in the bill , and ...
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... executed , a deed conveying said 14,804 acres of land to Governor A. T. Bliss , of Michigan , for a large consideration then paid to him , and amounting , as complainants are informed , to $ 85,000 or $ 90,000 . This conveyance was , as ...
... executed , a deed conveying said 14,804 acres of land to Governor A. T. Bliss , of Michigan , for a large consideration then paid to him , and amounting , as complainants are informed , to $ 85,000 or $ 90,000 . This conveyance was , as ...
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... executed by the said Jno . F. Anderson , deceased , with interest , amounting as aforesaid to $ 201,014.97 , and a recovery also for taxes paid on account of said land , and a sale of said 14,804 acres of land to satisfy said large ...
... executed by the said Jno . F. Anderson , deceased , with interest , amounting as aforesaid to $ 201,014.97 , and a recovery also for taxes paid on account of said land , and a sale of said 14,804 acres of land to satisfy said large ...
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99 Tenn action adverse possession Alger alleged Anderson appointment attorney authority Bank Betty Ford bill cause certificates of deposit chancellor chancery appeals chancery court charge charter circuit court cited and approved cited and construed claim complainant contract county court court of chancery damages Davidson County deceased December Term decree deed defendant in error delivered the opinion demurrer duty evidence ex rel facts filed Frizzell Goodwyn Heis Heisk held injury Insurance Judge Allen judgment jury justice land lease Lellyett liable lien McGavock misjoinder Nashville negligence operation overruled owner parties person Phelan plaintiff in error plea in abatement possession Post purchaser purpose question Railroad recover replevin res adjudicata rule service of process Sneed statute suit taxes Tennessee testator Thach thereof timber tion train trial judge trustee Turnpike Co verdict Water & Light witness Wooten's Estate
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