Michigan Reports: Cases Decided in the Supreme Court of Michigan, Volume 87Michigan. Supreme Court, Randolph Manning, George C. Gibbs, Thomas McIntyre Cooley, Elijah W. Meddaugh, William Jennison, Hovey K. Clarke, Hoyt Post, Henry Allen Chaney, William Dudley Fuller, John Adams Brooks, Marquis B. Eaton, Herschel Bouton Lazell, James M. Reasoner, Richard W. Cooper Phelphs & Stevens, printers, 1891 |
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... land is described as lying in a given direc- tion from a certain creek , and in a later deed as lying in a like direction from a specified river , the identity of the two streams may be shown - Statement of hus- band , in wife's ...
... land is described as lying in a given direc- tion from a certain creek , and in a later deed as lying in a like direction from a specified river , the identity of the two streams may be shown - Statement of hus- band , in wife's ...
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... LAND - OFFICE ... Swamp - land scrip - Defined to be the credit to contractors upon the books in the State Land - office of the number of acres of land to which they are entitled by reason of the acceptance of the whole or any portion ...
... LAND - OFFICE ... Swamp - land scrip - Defined to be the credit to contractors upon the books in the State Land - office of the number of acres of land to which they are entitled by reason of the acceptance of the whole or any portion ...
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... land , and its immediate reconveyance by the purchaser to the guardian individually for the same consideration , passes no title . WRIGHT V. WEIMEISTER . Partnership - Statements of the cashier of a banking firm , whose general agency ...
... land , and its immediate reconveyance by the purchaser to the guardian individually for the same consideration , passes no title . WRIGHT V. WEIMEISTER . Partnership - Statements of the cashier of a banking firm , whose general agency ...
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... land covered by the two mortgages was very valuable , and worth a large sum of money , and that the defendant had lately conveyed the said farm to Frank C. Davis and Jenny M. Davis , his wife , who were the makers of the said mortgages ...
... land covered by the two mortgages was very valuable , and worth a large sum of money , and that the defendant had lately conveyed the said farm to Frank C. Davis and Jenny M. Davis , his wife , who were the makers of the said mortgages ...
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... land to her and Henry B. Smith ( Burt ) and Mamie B. Smith , dated August 7 , 1885 , which by its terms became due August 7 , 1888. This mortgage is still on the premises , and was the first mortgage lien upon the land , and past due ...
... land to her and Henry B. Smith ( Burt ) and Mamie B. Smith , dated August 7 , 1885 , which by its terms became due August 7 , 1888. This mortgage is still on the premises , and was the first mortgage lien upon the land , and past due ...
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