Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Ohio, Volume 45Robert Clark, 1888 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... wife that a deed , signed by her husband and herself as a conveyance of her lands , had not been acknowledged by her as it purports to have been , the burthen is upon her to show the fact by clear and convincing proof ; a mere ...
... wife that a deed , signed by her husband and herself as a conveyance of her lands , had not been acknowledged by her as it purports to have been , the burthen is upon her to show the fact by clear and convincing proof ; a mere ...
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... wife , is , in the absence of fraud , conclusive evidence of the facts therein stated . In this case it appears that the officer went to the residence of the wife with her husband ; but she was in no way informed of his character , nor ...
... wife , is , in the absence of fraud , conclusive evidence of the facts therein stated . In this case it appears that the officer went to the residence of the wife with her husband ; but she was in no way informed of his character , nor ...
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... wife as to enable him to influence her to do an act against her interest , it would not be any the less effectual when exerted in favor of her interest . Nor can it be said that the case of the plaintiff was strength- ened by the ...
... wife as to enable him to influence her to do an act against her interest , it would not be any the less effectual when exerted in favor of her interest . Nor can it be said that the case of the plaintiff was strength- ened by the ...
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... wife signed the deed first . The wife does not undertake to say which signed it first - convincing proof that she was swearing upon her own memory and conscience , and not upon any suggestion of her husband . It is true that witnesses ...
... wife signed the deed first . The wife does not undertake to say which signed it first - convincing proof that she was swearing upon her own memory and conscience , and not upon any suggestion of her husband . It is true that witnesses ...
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... wife's name was writ- ten first . The trial court possessed peculiar advantages over this court . It saw and heard the witnesses . It had the benefit of many tests of credit and means of weighing testimony which are not open to this ...
... wife's name was writ- ten first . The trial court possessed peculiar advantages over this court . It saw and heard the witnesses . It had the benefit of many tests of credit and means of weighing testimony which are not open to this ...
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