The Northwestern Reporter, Volumen72West Publishing Company, 1898 |
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... possession . His testimony indicated that he had them in his own possession at one time , though at the time of the trial he said that he did not know where they were , and had not seen them for some time . " Q. But they were taken away ...
... possession . His testimony indicated that he had them in his own possession at one time , though at the time of the trial he said that he did not know where they were , and had not seen them for some time . " Q. But they were taken away ...
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... POSSESSION - ABANDONMENT - DEED- IDENTITY OF GRANTOR . 1. Appellant claims title to the land in ques tion by adverse possession under color of title . After he had taken a conveyance from a stran- ger having no title , he entered into ...
... POSSESSION - ABANDONMENT - DEED- IDENTITY OF GRANTOR . 1. Appellant claims title to the land in ques tion by adverse possession under color of title . After he had taken a conveyance from a stran- ger having no title , he entered into ...
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... possession in 1880. But the evidence is not conclusive that he has remained in possession . On the contrary , it tends to prove that in the year 1883 , or shortly thereafter , he abandoned his possession to his wife , who had become the ...
... possession in 1880. But the evidence is not conclusive that he has remained in possession . On the contrary , it tends to prove that in the year 1883 , or shortly thereafter , he abandoned his possession to his wife , who had become the ...
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... possession , in 1880 , but that the evidence is not conclusive that he has remained in possession , and that , on the contrary , it tends to prove that in the year 1883 he abandoned his possession to his wife , and since that time she ...
... possession , in 1880 , but that the evidence is not conclusive that he has remained in possession , and that , on the contrary , it tends to prove that in the year 1883 he abandoned his possession to his wife , and since that time she ...
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... possession of the land originally for his own use and benefit is unquestioned , and that such possession was adverse to the whole world is not denied . Any right which he then had could not , either by an agreement with his wife , or by ...
... possession of the land originally for his own use and benefit is unquestioned , and that such possession was adverse to the whole world is not denied . Any right which he then had could not , either by an agreement with his wife , or by ...
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