Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Louisiana, Том 129F.F. Handell, 1912 |
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... plain- tiff and the deceased ; and we think that the trial judge was correct when he found that there was no contract entered into by them . Plaintiff appeals from that judgment . The record shows that plaintiff subsequent- ly testified ...
... plain- tiff and the deceased ; and we think that the trial judge was correct when he found that there was no contract entered into by them . Plaintiff appeals from that judgment . The record shows that plaintiff subsequent- ly testified ...
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... plain- tiff fixed upon the amount claimed after Mrs. Delmas ' death for the value of the serv- ices rendered by her , and not for what she thought Mrs. Delmas was going to leave her in the will . There was judgment in favor of plaintiff ...
... plain- tiff fixed upon the amount claimed after Mrs. Delmas ' death for the value of the serv- ices rendered by her , and not for what she thought Mrs. Delmas was going to leave her in the will . There was judgment in favor of plaintiff ...
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... plain- tiff told him that he had homesteaded the land " just to sell it and get the money , " and that " he got more than anybody else had gotten for their timber in that neighbor- hood . " Plaintiff denies that he made any such ...
... plain- tiff told him that he had homesteaded the land " just to sell it and get the money , " and that " he got more than anybody else had gotten for their timber in that neighbor- hood . " Plaintiff denies that he made any such ...
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... plain- tiff city have the right immediately after the decision to move for an appeal ? The open session of the court should not be considered closed , immediately , after judg- ment rendered . The open session which au- thorized a trial ...
... plain- tiff city have the right immediately after the decision to move for an appeal ? The open session of the court should not be considered closed , immediately , after judg- ment rendered . The open session which au- thorized a trial ...
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... plain . " State v . Bolden , 107 La . 116 , 31 South . 393 , 90 Am . St. Rep . 280 , citing United States v . Fisher , 2 Cranch , 358 , 2 L. Ed . 304 , and Burgett's Lessee v . Burgett , 1 Ohio , 469 , 13 Am . Dec. 634. See , also ...
... plain . " State v . Bolden , 107 La . 116 , 31 South . 393 , 90 Am . St. Rep . 280 , citing United States v . Fisher , 2 Cranch , 358 , 2 L. Ed . 304 , and Burgett's Lessee v . Burgett , 1 Ohio , 469 , 13 Am . Dec. 634. See , also ...
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