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12 Wyoming opinions name it 1 courts 1923–1950 0 in the last five years

The cases below were cited by Wyoming courts in a sentence that names this issue. Sides come from how each citing opinion treated the case (Syfertize flag on that citation), so a case can appear on both: that is where the law is contested. A red or yellow chip is the case's own overall treatment.

Followed or applied (1)

CaseFollowedCited
Scott v. Fruit Growers Supply Co.green
cal · 1927 · cited in 1 Wyoming opinions naming this issue, 1940–1940
2 sentences

1940See Scott v. Fruit Growers Supply Co., 202 Cal. 47 , 258 Pac. 1095, 1097 .

1940See Scott v. Fruit Growers Supply Co., 202 Cal. 47 , 258 Pac. 1095, 1097 .

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Distinguished, questioned or overruled (0)

CaseNegativeCited
No negative-treatment citations attached to this issue in Wyoming. Read the followed side critically anyway.

Also cited on this issue (16)

CaseCitedYears
Hurwitz v. Hurwitz green
cadc · 1943
1 sentence

1950(D.C.) 66, 136 Fed.2d 796, 148 A.L.R. 226 and Annotation, under which innocent heirs of a fraudulent grantor are not, in a case like that at bar, affected by the fraud of their ancestor.

11950–1950
State Ex Rel. Scandrett v. Nelson neutral
wis · 1942
2 sentences

1948Nelson, 240 Wis. 438 , 3 N. W. 2d 765, 771 , the court held that an action for a declaratory judgment in a case like that at bar is not an adequate remedy.

1948Nelson, 240 Wis. 438 , 3 N. W. 2d 765, 771 , the court held that an action for a declaratory judgment in a case like that at bar is not an adequate remedy.

11948–1948
Pettett v. Cooper green
ohioctapp · 1939
2 sentences

1943As was said in Pettet v. Cooper, 62 Ohio App. 377 , 24 NE 2d 299 : “Of course, an agreement to surrender a lease in futuro must be evidenced by a writing, to be enforceable, if repudiated before the time has arrived for performance; but where there has been no such repudiation and the lease is surrendered and the lessor takes possession, the fact that the executory agreement was unenforceable does not in any way affect the executed transaction.

1943As was said in Pettet v. Cooper, 62 Ohio App. 377 , 24 NE 2d 299 : “Of course, an agreement to surrender a lease in futuro must be evidenced by a writing, to be enforceable, if repudiated before the time has arrived for performance; but where there has been no such repudiation and the lease is surrendered and the lessor takes possession, the fact that the executory agreement was unenforceable does not in any way affect the executed transaction.

11943–1943
Horse Creek Conservation District v. Lincoln Land Co. green
· 1939
1 sentence

1940While in the case of Horse Creek Conservation District v. Lincoln Land Co. (Wyo.), 92 P. (2d) 572 , that doctrine was applied to abandonment of a completed appropriation, there is no reason why it should not be applied in a case like that at bar.

11940–1940
City of Prestonsburg v. People's State Bank, Etc. neutral
kyctapphigh · 1934
1 sentence

1936We think that we should also, in order to expedite the controversy herein, enter an order similar to that in City of Prestonburg v. Bank, 255 Ky. 252 , a case like that at bar, and direct the trial court to ascertain and fix the amount of the unpaid bonds of the plaintiff, and, unless it is plain that the city cannot make a valid reassessment, or cannot enforce the original assessments, direct and require the,city to proceed promptly to make valid reassessments or take such steps as under the law it is permitted to take, to enforce the original assessments, and to make such further order herei

11936–1936
County Board of Education v. Jasper neutral
kyctapp · 1921
2 sentences

1934The rule announced in the Washington cases may be unobjectionable when applied, as in Bacon v. City of Tacoma, supra, to cases where the municipal corporation itself is not making any objection to payment of the warrants (see Board of Education v. Jasper, 193 Ky. 222 , 235 S. W. 366 ), but we think it cannot be applied in this state to a case like that at bar.

1934The rule announced in the Washington cases may be unobjectionable when applied, as in Bacon v. City of Tacoma, supra, to cases where the municipal corporation itself is not making any objection to payment of the warrants (see Board of Education v. Jasper, 193 Ky. 222 , 235 S. W. 366 ), but we think it cannot be applied in this state to a case like that at bar.

11934–1934
Michaelian v. Elba Land Co. green
calctapp · 1926
2 sentences

1929It is said that the institution of a suit to recover money paid on the contract amounts to a rescission thereof. 39 Cyc. 1431; Frye Pulpwood Company v. Ray, 114 Me. 272 , 95 Atl. 1039 ; Michaelian v. Land Co., 76 Cal. App. 541 , 245 Pac. 476, 478 ; Cons.

1929It is said that the institution of a suit to recover money paid on the contract amounts to a rescission thereof. 39 Cyc. 1431; Frye Pulpwood Company v. Ray, 114 Me. 272 , 95 Atl. 1039 ; Michaelian v. Land Co., 76 Cal. App. 541 , 245 Pac. 476, 478 ; Cons.

11929–1929
Frye Pulpwood Co. v. Ray green
me · 1915
2 sentences

1929It is said that the institution of a suit to recover money paid on the contract amounts to a rescission thereof. 39 Cyc. 1431; Frye Pulpwood Company v. Ray, 114 Me. 272 , 95 Atl. 1039 ; Michaelian v. Land Co., 76 Cal. App. 541 , 245 Pac. 476, 478 ; Cons.

1929It is said that the institution of a suit to recover money paid on the contract amounts to a rescission thereof. 39 Cyc. 1431; Frye Pulpwood Company v. Ray, 114 Me. 272 , 95 Atl. 1039 ; Michaelian v. Land Co., 76 Cal. App. 541 , 245 Pac. 476, 478 ; Cons.

11929–1929
Carrick v. State neutral
ind · 1862
1 sentence

1927Dec. 370 ; Carrick v. State, 18 Ind. 409 ; Powers v. State, 87 Ind. 144 ; Pigg v. State, supra. The verdict of murder in the second degree, accordingly, in a case like that at bar, necessarily implies, as we stated in the opinion on the former appeal, the finding of all the facts essential to the offense of voluntary manslaughter and the defendant has had the benefit of a trial for that offense, as fully as though the information had contained that charge only.

11927–1927
Powers v. State green
ind · 1882
1 sentence

1927Dec. 370 ; Carrick v. State, 18 Ind. 409 ; Powers v. State, 87 Ind. 144 ; Pigg v. State, supra. The verdict of murder in the second degree, accordingly, in a case like that at bar, necessarily implies, as we stated in the opinion on the former appeal, the finding of all the facts essential to the offense of voluntary manslaughter and the defendant has had the benefit of a trial for that offense, as fully as though the information had contained that charge only.

11927–1927
Mason v. Braught green
sd · 1914
1 sentence

1925In the case of Mason v. Braugh, supra, the land in dispute was the SE1/^ of a Section 4, settled upon and improved by plaintiff’s grantor.

11925–1925
Blochman Commercial & Savings Bank v. F. G. Investment Co. green
cal · 1918
2 sentences

1925In the case of Blochman Commerce & Savings Bank v. Investment Co., 177 Cal. 762 , 171 Pac. 943 , a case like that at bar, a number of the authorities are reviewed and the loan held valid.

1925In the case of Blochman Commerce & Savings Bank v. Investment Co., 177 Cal. 762 , 171 Pac. 943 , a case like that at bar, a number of the authorities are reviewed and the loan held valid.

11925–1925
People v. Ebel neutral
nyappdiv · 1904
1 sentence

1924The People v. Ebel, 98 App. Div. 270 , 90 N. Y.

11924–1924
Eggmann v. Nutter neutral
illappct · 1910
1 sentence

1923The Farmer’s Loan & Trust Co., v. Siefke, 144 N. Y. 354 , 39 N. E. 358 ; Foss v. McRae, 105 Me. 140 , 73 Atl. 827 ; Eggman v. Nutter, 155 Ill.

11923–1923
Farmers' Loan & Trust Co. v. Siefke green
· 1895
2 sentences

1923The Farmer’s Loan & Trust Co., v. Siefke, 144 N. Y. 354 , 39 N. E. 358 ; Foss v. McRae, 105 Me. 140 , 73 Atl. 827 ; Eggman v. Nutter, 155 Ill.

1923The Farmer’s Loan & Trust Co., v. Siefke, 144 N. Y. 354 , 39 N. E. 358 ; Foss v. McRae, 105 Me. 140 , 73 Atl. 827 ; Eggman v. Nutter, 155 Ill.

11923–1923
Foss v. McRae neutral
· 1909
2 sentences

1923The Farmer’s Loan & Trust Co., v. Siefke, 144 N. Y. 354 , 39 N. E. 358 ; Foss v. McRae, 105 Me. 140 , 73 Atl. 827 ; Eggman v. Nutter, 155 Ill.

1923The Farmer’s Loan & Trust Co., v. Siefke, 144 N. Y. 354 , 39 N. E. 358 ; Foss v. McRae, 105 Me. 140 , 73 Atl. 827 ; Eggman v. Nutter, 155 Ill.

11923–1923

Where else courts name it

WY 12 (1923–1950) MN 7 (1884–1987) NY 4 (1905–1986) TX 4 (1974–2004) IA 3 (1897–1937) IN 2 (1882–1900) CO 2 (1897–1897)

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