The Southwestern Reporter, Volume 27West Publishing Company, 1894 |
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Page 4
... intended it in a dif- erent sense from its common meaning . Where that which is directed to be done is within the sphere of legislation , and the terms used clearly express the intent , all reasoning derived from the supposed incon ...
... intended it in a dif- erent sense from its common meaning . Where that which is directed to be done is within the sphere of legislation , and the terms used clearly express the intent , all reasoning derived from the supposed incon ...
Page 22
... intended to operate simply as a will , and to devise to appellee such interest in the land as plaintiff might have remaining undisposed of at her death . The petition charged that , by mutual mistake of herself and her sister , as well ...
... intended to operate simply as a will , and to devise to appellee such interest in the land as plaintiff might have remaining undisposed of at her death . The petition charged that , by mutual mistake of herself and her sister , as well ...
Page 36
... intended to take his own life is inadmissible , being mere- ly a conclusion of the witness . 3. In an action on a life insurance policy , the burden of proving suicide as a defense re- mains on defendant throughout , and is not shifted ...
... intended to take his own life is inadmissible , being mere- ly a conclusion of the witness . 3. In an action on a life insurance policy , the burden of proving suicide as a defense re- mains on defendant throughout , and is not shifted ...
Page 56
... intended , parol evidence as to which of the two was intended removes the ambiguity , and is therefore legitimate . The deed , in such a case , is sufficiently de- scriptive to convey the thing , and the parol testimony is merely ...
... intended , parol evidence as to which of the two was intended removes the ambiguity , and is therefore legitimate . The deed , in such a case , is sufficiently de- scriptive to convey the thing , and the parol testimony is merely ...
Page 59
... intended to secure was barred by limita- tion . Thereupon the court gave judgment for the defendant . The court of civil ap- peals affirmed the judgment of the trial court . 23 S. W. 460 . We have given the case a very patient and ...
... intended to secure was barred by limita- tion . Thereupon the court gave judgment for the defendant . The court of civil ap- peals affirmed the judgment of the trial court . 23 S. W. 460 . We have given the case a very patient and ...
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