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Mr. JUSTICE SCHOLFIELD delivered the opinion of the Court : The question first
to be considered is , was secondary evidence • of the application for the policy
properly received ? for , if it was not , the ground of defense entirely fails .
Mr. JUSTICE SCHOLFIELD delivered the opinion of the Court : The question first
to be considered is , was secondary evidence • of the application for the policy
properly received ? for , if it was not , the ground of defense entirely fails .
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Mayberry forwarded the application to New York , to the company , and received
therefrom the policy , and mailed it to Patrick Hogan , Mayberry never having
seen or had any communication with Patrick up to that time . He never collected
any ...
Mayberry forwarded the application to New York , to the company , and received
therefrom the policy , and mailed it to Patrick Hogan , Mayberry never having
seen or had any communication with Patrick up to that time . He never collected
any ...
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Where the Statute of . Limitations has run and become a bar to au action for the
recovery of a debt , a subsequent admission by the defendant that the account
was correct , or that he had received the goods or money , or had executed the
note ...
Where the Statute of . Limitations has run and become a bar to au action for the
recovery of a debt , a subsequent admission by the defendant that the account
was correct , or that he had received the goods or money , or had executed the
note ...
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... action provided by the Statute of Limitations . It is clear , from the evidence , that
in the year 1865 the deceased received of appellant $ 2000 ; whether , however ,
the money was received as a loan , or what the purpose of the transaction was ...
... action provided by the Statute of Limitations . It is clear , from the evidence , that
in the year 1865 the deceased received of appellant $ 2000 ; whether , however ,
the money was received as a loan , or what the purpose of the transaction was ...
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Supreme Court. Opinion of the Court . of the account , or that he had received the
goods or the money , or had executed the note sued on , but he must have gone
further , and admitted that the debt was still due and had never been paid — that
...
Supreme Court. Opinion of the Court . of the account , or that he had received the
goods or the money , or had executed the note sued on , but he must have gone
further , and admitted that the debt was still due and had never been paid — that
...
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| Título | Reports of Cases at Law and in Chancery Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Illinois, Volumen80 |
| Autor | Illinois. Supreme Court |
| Publicado | 1877 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 22 Jun. 2007 |
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