Reports of Civil and Criminal Cases Decided by the Court of Appeals of Kentucky, 1785-1951, Volume 5; Volume 153 |
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... parties at a loss of $ 749.57 ; and sought to recover judgment for this amount . In September following , in an amended petition , he alleged that J. S. Turner and H. E. Riggs were silent partners in said purchase , and joint- ly ...
... parties at a loss of $ 749.57 ; and sought to recover judgment for this amount . In September following , in an amended petition , he alleged that J. S. Turner and H. E. Riggs were silent partners in said purchase , and joint- ly ...
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... parties defendant . The warehouse company filed its answer , traversing the allegations of the petition as amended . Turner also joined issue on the facts alleged in the petition . Riggs admitted having entered into a contract with ...
... parties defendant . The warehouse company filed its answer , traversing the allegations of the petition as amended . Turner also joined issue on the facts alleged in the petition . Riggs admitted having entered into a contract with ...
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... parties had not met , and there was no agreement between them . Contracts - Parol Evidence - Consideration . - In an action upon an alleged contract for the exchange of property , while the memo- randum relied on should be considered as ...
... parties had not met , and there was no agreement between them . Contracts - Parol Evidence - Consideration . - In an action upon an alleged contract for the exchange of property , while the memo- randum relied on should be considered as ...
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... parties at that time as to when the $ 2,000 note should mature , and there is some difference between the parties as to exactly what did occur , and as to whether or not the parties did finally agree orally ; but , at any rate ...
... parties at that time as to when the $ 2,000 note should mature , and there is some difference between the parties as to exactly what did occur , and as to whether or not the parties did finally agree orally ; but , at any rate ...
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... parties and how far the negotiations between them had progressed , and was in no sense under- taking as the agent of Henry to close up any contract between him and Reeser . The conduct of appellant immediately after the trans- action is ...
... parties and how far the negotiations between them had progressed , and was in no sense under- taking as the agent of Henry to close up any contract between him and Reeser . The conduct of appellant immediately after the trans- action is ...
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