Reports of Cases at Law and in Chancery Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Illinois, Volumen294 |
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... of Cook county ; the Hon . MERRITT W. PINCKNEY , Judge , presiding . LESLIE A. NEEDHAM , and MORRIS ST . P. THOMAS , for appellants . BURRY , JOHNSTONE & PETERS , for appellee Harry Totten Oct. '20 . ] 71 TOTTEN v . TOTTEN .
... of Cook county ; the Hon . MERRITT W. PINCKNEY , Judge , presiding . LESLIE A. NEEDHAM , and MORRIS ST . P. THOMAS , for appellants . BURRY , JOHNSTONE & PETERS , for appellee Harry Totten Oct. '20 . ] 71 TOTTEN v . TOTTEN .
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Illinois. Supreme Court. BURRY , JOHNSTONE & PETERS , for appellee Harry Totten . Mr. JUSTICE CARTER delivered the opinion of the court : Appellants filed a bill in the circuit court of Cook county in July , 1917 , against their brother ...
Illinois. Supreme Court. BURRY , JOHNSTONE & PETERS , for appellee Harry Totten . Mr. JUSTICE CARTER delivered the opinion of the court : Appellants filed a bill in the circuit court of Cook county in July , 1917 , against their brother ...
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... appellee Howe Totten , as his only children ; that Henry Totten died in 1900 and Jane Ramsay Totten died in 1907 ; that Susan Totten , sister of Enoch , died in 1912 ; that Harry's sister , Melissa Susan , died during the pend- ency of ...
... appellee Howe Totten , as his only children ; that Henry Totten died in 1900 and Jane Ramsay Totten died in 1907 ; that Susan Totten , sister of Enoch , died in 1912 ; that Harry's sister , Melissa Susan , died during the pend- ency of ...
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... appellee Howe Totten , of the sum of $ 3088.07 , together with the sum of $ 467.11 advanced for taxes , Harry will be entitled to a re - conveyance from Edith , Gerald and Howe Totten , the heirs - at - law of Enoch , of the legal title ...
... appellee Howe Totten , of the sum of $ 3088.07 , together with the sum of $ 467.11 advanced for taxes , Harry will be entitled to a re - conveyance from Edith , Gerald and Howe Totten , the heirs - at - law of Enoch , of the legal title ...
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... appellee Harry Totten claim , first , that the money advanced by Enoch Totten to save the homestead to the family was intended as a sort of contribution to assist in supporting the Winnetka family , probably never to be re - paid , and ...
... appellee Harry Totten claim , first , that the money advanced by Enoch Totten to save the homestead to the family was intended as a sort of contribution to assist in supporting the Winnetka family , probably never to be re - paid , and ...
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affirmed agreement alleged Allen amended amount Appellate Court appellee arbitrators authority award bill bonds cause cent charged circuit court city of Chicago claim Company complainant contingent contract conveyed Cook county counsel court of Cook court of equity death decree deed defendant in error delivered the opinion demurrer devise Edgar county Elam Enoch equity evidence fact filed October 23 grantor Harry heirs held Holtz Hosking Illinois Illinois river injury intention interest issue Judge judgment jury JUSTICE land legislature Longan ment mortgage October 23 Opinion filed October owner parties Pattens payee payment person petition Pilkey plaintiff in error probate proceeding prosecution purchase question quiet title railroad real estate reason record remainder reversed rule State's attorney statute street suit supra taxes testator testified testimony tion Totten trial trust void warranty Whisman Winnetka witness writ of error
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