The Northeastern Reporter, Volume 101West Publishing Company, 1913 - Law Includes the decisions of the Supreme Courts of Massachusetts, Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois, and Court of Appeals of New York; May/July 1891-Mar./Apr. 1936, Appellate Court of Indiana; Dec. 1926/Feb. 1927-Mar./Apr. 1936, Courts of Appeals of Ohio. |
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... death , and had been lost or destroyed since [ Ed . Note . For other cases , see Wills , Cent . Dig . 8 653-661 ; Dec. Dig . § 289. * ] that time . 6. WILLS ( § 302 * ) - LOST WILL EVIDENCE . In a proceeding to establish an alleged lost ...
... death , and had been lost or destroyed since [ Ed . Note . For other cases , see Wills , Cent . Dig . 8 653-661 ; Dec. Dig . § 289. * ] that time . 6. WILLS ( § 302 * ) - LOST WILL EVIDENCE . In a proceeding to establish an alleged lost ...
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... death . Shortly before the death of Mrs. Dodge , which occurred on the morning of June 19 , 1905 , plaintiff in error went to the home of Mrs. Alice Boyle , a neighbor and a woman who had frequently been employed by Mrs. Dodge , and ...
... death . Shortly before the death of Mrs. Dodge , which occurred on the morning of June 19 , 1905 , plaintiff in error went to the home of Mrs. Alice Boyle , a neighbor and a woman who had frequently been employed by Mrs. Dodge , and ...
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... death , with one exception . One witness , who lived in the same house , testified that , within a week of her death , Mrs. Dodge told her she had left her husband but $ 1 by her will . Plaintiff in error was at home during the two ...
... death , with one exception . One witness , who lived in the same house , testified that , within a week of her death , Mrs. Dodge told her she had left her husband but $ 1 by her will . Plaintiff in error was at home during the two ...
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... death of his wife , it must be borne in mind that these statements were all made out of his presence , and were not admitted for the purpose of proving any misconduct on his part , but for the sole pur- pose of showing his wife's ...
... death of his wife , it must be borne in mind that these statements were all made out of his presence , and were not admitted for the purpose of proving any misconduct on his part , but for the sole pur- pose of showing his wife's ...
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... death , and that the contents were not a part of his estate , but were the property of the clergyman . He stated to the clergyman that , " This is yours , " but did not disclose its contents . Upon his return home it was redelivered to ...
... death , and that the contents were not a part of his estate , but were the property of the clergyman . He stated to the clergyman that , " This is yours , " but did not disclose its contents . Upon his return home it was redelivered to ...
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