Reports of Cases in the Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia, Volumen40D. Bottom, Superintendent of Public Print., 1843 Some vols. also contain reports of cases in the General Court of Virginia. |
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... received compensation ; but he has inserted them because otherwise they would have remained unpublished by any one . RICHMOND , September 29 , 1843 . ( 8 ) Sess . Acts of 1842-3 , p . 29 , ch . 39 . TABLE OF CASES REPORTED . Hutchison ...
... received compensation ; but he has inserted them because otherwise they would have remained unpublished by any one . RICHMOND , September 29 , 1843 . ( 8 ) Sess . Acts of 1842-3 , p . 29 , ch . 39 . TABLE OF CASES REPORTED . Hutchison ...
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... received possession im- mediately . He paid the instalment which fell due on the 28th of December , 1818. On the 25th of March , 1819 , he paid 1,200 dollars towards the instalment which was to become due on the 28th of that month ; and ...
... received possession im- mediately . He paid the instalment which fell due on the 28th of December , 1818. On the 25th of March , 1819 , he paid 1,200 dollars towards the instalment which was to become due on the 28th of that month ; and ...
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... received no conveyance for that , any more than for the legal title . He therefore was never , at any time of his life , in a condition to comply with his obligation to Bryan , to make him " a good and sufficient deed " for the land ...
... received no conveyance for that , any more than for the legal title . He therefore was never , at any time of his life , in a condition to comply with his obligation to Bryan , to make him " a good and sufficient deed " for the land ...
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... received a conveyance , and the time when he filed his answer , there was a considera- ble fall in the value of the land , and at the time of the decree it had fallen in value more than 50 per cent . Bryan still retained possession ...
... received a conveyance , and the time when he filed his answer , there was a considera- ble fall in the value of the land , and at the time of the decree it had fallen in value more than 50 per cent . Bryan still retained possession ...
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... received a conveyance , notwithstanding he must have seen that his contract was a disadvantageous one ; for it is well known that there was a considerable fall in the value of property between October , 1818 , and March , 1820. It was ...
... received a conveyance , notwithstanding he must have seen that his contract was a disadvantageous one ; for it is well known that there was a considerable fall in the value of property between October , 1818 , and March , 1820. It was ...
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