Arkansas Reports: Cases Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Arkansas, at the ..., Volume 139Woodruff Print. Company, 1920 |
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... deed was never placed of record and Dr. Grant never claimed any interest in the lands under it . It was treated as a matter of form only . On the 25th day of September , 1916 , sev- eral months before the expiration of the old rental ...
... deed was never placed of record and Dr. Grant never claimed any interest in the lands under it . It was treated as a matter of form only . On the 25th day of September , 1916 , sev- eral months before the expiration of the old rental ...
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... deed was a sale by virtue of a power of sale contained in such instru- ment . " There is , therefore , no authority in the law for a waiver of the right of redemption from the sale made under power contained in the mortgage , which ...
... deed was a sale by virtue of a power of sale contained in such instru- ment . " There is , therefore , no authority in the law for a waiver of the right of redemption from the sale made under power contained in the mortgage , which ...
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... deed was ambiguous and permitted the plaintiff to testify that he sold the defend- ant the oak and gum timber on all the lands mentioned in the deed , which was 20 inches and over in diameter 12 feet from the stump , and did not sell on ...
... deed was ambiguous and permitted the plaintiff to testify that he sold the defend- ant the oak and gum timber on all the lands mentioned in the deed , which was 20 inches and over in diameter 12 feet from the stump , and did not sell on ...
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... deed of trust . W. D. Stevens as substituted trustee , on the 30th day of April , 1898 , sold said lands to J. M. Waller , the bene- ficiary in the deed of trust , for the sum of $ 209.60 , and on the 6th day of May , 1899 , executed to ...
... deed of trust . W. D. Stevens as substituted trustee , on the 30th day of April , 1898 , sold said lands to J. M. Waller , the bene- ficiary in the deed of trust , for the sum of $ 209.60 , and on the 6th day of May , 1899 , executed to ...
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... deed of trust or any conveyance of this homestead , but this deed of trust was validated by the Acts of 1893 , and the homestead was effectually conveyed , notwith- standing she did not sign or acknowledge the deed of trust . The only ...
... deed of trust or any conveyance of this homestead , but this deed of trust was validated by the Acts of 1893 , and the homestead was effectually conveyed , notwith- standing she did not sign or acknowledge the deed of trust . The only ...
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