The South Western Reporter, Volume 128West Publishing Company, 1910 Includes the decisions of the Supreme Courts of Missouri, Arkansas, Tennessee, and Texas, and Court of Appeals of Kentucky; Aug./Dec. 1886-May/Aug. 1892, Court of Appeals of Texas; Aug. 1892/Feb. 1893-Jan./Feb. 1928, Courts of Civil and Criminal Appeals of Texas; Apr./June 1896-Aug./Nov. 1907, Court of Appeals of Indian Territory; May/June 1927-Jan./Feb. 1928, Courts of Appeals of Missouri and Commission of Appeals of Texas. |
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... affirmed . PORTER v . RICE et al . ( Court of Appeals of Kentucky . May 18 , 1910. ) 1. EXEMPTIONS ( § 36 * ) MONEY IN LIEU OF PROVISIONS . Where defendant was a householder with a family , consisting of himself , his wife , and two ...
... affirmed . PORTER v . RICE et al . ( Court of Appeals of Kentucky . May 18 , 1910. ) 1. EXEMPTIONS ( § 36 * ) MONEY IN LIEU OF PROVISIONS . Where defendant was a householder with a family , consisting of himself , his wife , and two ...
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... affirmed . property due Rice be paid , and that , after these claims were satisfied , any balance realized from said sale be paid over to the plaintiff . Of this judgment the plaintiff complains , and prosecutes this appeal . The Does ...
... affirmed . property due Rice be paid , and that , after these claims were satisfied , any balance realized from said sale be paid over to the plaintiff . Of this judgment the plaintiff complains , and prosecutes this appeal . The Does ...
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... affirmed . WARD V. COMMONWEALTH . ( Court of Appeals of Kentucky . May 11 , 1910. ) 1. CRIMINAL LAW ( § 192 * ) — FORMER JEOPARDY -REVERSAL AND DISMISSAL . the granting of a new trial places the parties Under Cr . Code Prac . § 270 ...
... affirmed . WARD V. COMMONWEALTH . ( Court of Appeals of Kentucky . May 11 , 1910. ) 1. CRIMINAL LAW ( § 192 * ) — FORMER JEOPARDY -REVERSAL AND DISMISSAL . the granting of a new trial places the parties Under Cr . Code Prac . § 270 ...
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... affirmed . In May , 1896 , Sarah Cecil , a sister of Mary Cecil Cantrill and of Granville Cecil , trus - ters not how well a public asylum or private tee , was adjudged of unsound mind . At the same time , her trustee , Granville Cecil ...
... affirmed . In May , 1896 , Sarah Cecil , a sister of Mary Cecil Cantrill and of Granville Cecil , trus - ters not how well a public asylum or private tee , was adjudged of unsound mind . At the same time , her trustee , Granville Cecil ...
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... affirmed . Action on a note by the Green River De- posit Bank against S. A. Deavenport and an- other and W. M. Brown , in which W. M. Brown filed an answer and cross - petition against his co - obligors . Judgment for plain- tiff and ...
... affirmed . Action on a note by the Green River De- posit Bank against S. A. Deavenport and an- other and W. M. Brown , in which W. M. Brown filed an answer and cross - petition against his co - obligors . Judgment for plain- tiff and ...
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