Atlantic Reporter, Volumen36West Publishing Company, 1897 |
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... LIENS NOTICE OF CLAIM - SUFFI- CIENCY . A notice of intention to claim a lien for ma- terials , which states that the lien was created by Pub . St. c . 177 , § 5 , as amended by Act March 21 , 1888 ( Pub . Laws , c . 696 ) , is fatally ...
... LIENS NOTICE OF CLAIM - SUFFI- CIENCY . A notice of intention to claim a lien for ma- terials , which states that the lien was created by Pub . St. c . 177 , § 5 , as amended by Act March 21 , 1888 ( Pub . Laws , c . 696 ) , is fatally ...
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... liens on the personalty , that the property had previously been sold on foreclosure as an entirety , and that such was the custom in the neighborhood , in the absence of a satisfactory showing that the price realized was less than would ...
... liens on the personalty , that the property had previously been sold on foreclosure as an entirety , and that such was the custom in the neighborhood , in the absence of a satisfactory showing that the price realized was less than would ...
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... liens upon the personal property . The complainant's mortgage was the only lien upon this personal property . The fur- niture and utensils of the hotel were treated by the parties as if they considered them to be part of the hotel ...
... liens upon the personal property . The complainant's mortgage was the only lien upon this personal property . The fur- niture and utensils of the hotel were treated by the parties as if they considered them to be part of the hotel ...
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... lien on real estate , do not limit the time in which the tax may be enforced , but merely fix a period beyond which such lien shall not have precedence over other liens . 2. Taxes lawfully assessed against the estate of a decedent ...
... lien on real estate , do not limit the time in which the tax may be enforced , but merely fix a period beyond which such lien shall not have precedence over other liens . 2. Taxes lawfully assessed against the estate of a decedent ...
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... lien or title to the prop erty until August 24 , 1894. Defendant Eu- nice G. Batterson completed the improve- ments after receiving such notice . The val- ue of the improvements , with interest , at the time of the trial , was $ 34,564 ...
... lien or title to the prop erty until August 24 , 1894. Defendant Eu- nice G. Batterson completed the improve- ments after receiving such notice . The val- ue of the improvements , with interest , at the time of the trial , was $ 34,564 ...
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