The Southwestern Reporter, Volume 67West Publishing Company, 1902 |
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Page 55
... mortgage on a tract of 604 acres of land lying in Jefferson county . On the day following the execution of this note and mortgage , Voght made the following will : " I , Andreas Voght , being of sound mind and memory , and knowing the ...
... mortgage on a tract of 604 acres of land lying in Jefferson county . On the day following the execution of this note and mortgage , Voght made the following will : " I , Andreas Voght , being of sound mind and memory , and knowing the ...
Page 56
... mortgage be enforced and the property sold to satisfy the principal and unpaid interest of the debt . In the meantime John Voght had died , leaving a widow and two infant children . The Louis- ville Trust Company qualified as guardian ...
... mortgage be enforced and the property sold to satisfy the principal and unpaid interest of the debt . In the meantime John Voght had died , leaving a widow and two infant children . The Louis- ville Trust Company qualified as guardian ...
Page 57
... mortgage , as pro- vided for in the sixth clause of the will . The law is well settled in this state that a person cannot claim both under and against a will , and the acceptance by the devisee un- der a will of a legacy is , by ...
... mortgage , as pro- vided for in the sixth clause of the will . The law is well settled in this state that a person cannot claim both under and against a will , and the acceptance by the devisee un- der a will of a legacy is , by ...
Page 63
... mortgage on certain real estate . The bonds were to be sold . Thirty - five hundred dollars of their proceeds was to be applied by the trust com- pany to the payment of the pre - existing mortgage , and the balance was to be paid to ...
... mortgage on certain real estate . The bonds were to be sold . Thirty - five hundred dollars of their proceeds was to be applied by the trust com- pany to the payment of the pre - existing mortgage , and the balance was to be paid to ...
Page 79
... mortgage which was alleged to have been given by the defendant upon the land described in the petition to secure the note sued upon . Both note and mortgage were made part of the petition . The defendant pleaded a general denial and a ...
... mortgage which was alleged to have been given by the defendant upon the land described in the petition to secure the note sued upon . Both note and mortgage were made part of the petition . The defendant pleaded a general denial and a ...
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