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  • Brown v. Lamb

    47 Mass. 203 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Mar 15, 1843

    This surplus results from the property of the leading partner, John Brown, one of the persons who was lost on board the steamer Lexington, which was burnt in Long Island Sound on the evening of January 13th 1840 ; and his … But we consider the question, arising in this case, not only settled in principle, but virtually decided, in the case of Williams v. American Bank, 4 Met. 317 .

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  • Beal v. Brown

    95 Mass. 114 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Oct 15, 1866

    Cahill v. Bigelow, 18 Pick. 369 , 372. Nor can the plaintiff resist the defendant’s claim in set-off on the ground that he forbade the payment of the debt by the defendant.

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  • Rice v. Brown

    63 Mass. 308 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Mar 15, 1852

    Previous to the enactment of this statute, it had been decided by the supreme court of Maine, in Flanders v. … The statute above cited was enacted subsequently to the case of Flanders v. Barstow, and was intended to enlarge the time of redemption, by giving the mortgagor sixty days after breach for that purpose.

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  • Crowell v. Brown

    75 Mass. 274 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Oct 15, 1857

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  • Thorne v. Brown

    139 Mass. 35 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Feb 28, 1885

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  • Commonwealth v. Brown

    54 Mass. 365 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Oct 15, 1847

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  • White v. Brown

    56 Mass. 412 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Oct 15, 1848

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  • Brown v. Vinal

    44 Mass. 533 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Mar 15, 1842

    Cutter v. Powell, 6 T. R. 326. Countess of Plymouth v. Throgmorton, 1 Salk. 65. Hulle v. Heightman, 2 East, 145. Stark v. … The language of the instrument is — “ and the said V'nal ” & others, “ in consideration of one dollar paid, and also of the covenants above written, do covenant and agree to pay $ 1250 for the services of the said Brown ”

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  • Brown v. Dunham

    77 Mass. 42 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Sep 15, 1858

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  • Brown v. Thayer

    78 Mass. 1 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Nov 15, 1858

    . • Fairbanks v. Blackington, 9 Pick. 93 . New trial ordered. A new trial was had at February term 1859, before Metcalf J., and resulted in a verdict for the defendant under instructions of the judge.

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  • Brown v. Holbrook

    70 Mass. 102 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Sep 15, 1855

    Jones v. Hoar, 5 Pick. 285 . … Ayres v. Sleeper, 7 Met. 45 . Such is the rule where the owner of property himself consigns it, and subsequently brings an action, after an ineffectual attempt to regain possession of, or compensation for it.

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  • Laflin v. Brown

    48 Mass. 576 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Sep 15, 1844

    In this case no question was raised as to the execution of the mortgage deed and the assignment to the demandant ; but the questions submitted to the jury were, whether two of the notes given by the tenant Brown, and which … were secured by the mortgage, had been paid by him ; and also whether two other notes, given by said Brown to Laflin & Field, and which were intended to be secured by the assignment of the mortgage, were given to Laflin

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  • Brown v. Kendall

    79 Mass. 272 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Sep 15, 1859

    See Ferrin v. Kenney, 10 Met. 294 . The case is to be dismissed from the docket, without costs to either party.

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  • Adams v. Brown

    80 Mass. 579 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Jan 15, 1860

    In Case v. … The same point was also before the court in the case of Clark v. Connecticut River Railroad, 6 Gray, 363 , and the former decision was affirmed.

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  • Commonwealth v. Brown

    81 Mass. 189 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Feb 15, 1860

    Allen v. Holton, 20 Pick. 458 . Sweet v. Brown, 12 Met. 175 . Besides, it appears by the deed that the land was conveyed subject to a mortgage which is set out and excepted from two covenants.

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  • Brown v. Levin

    258 Mass. 544 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Mar 4, 1927

    New England Structural Co. v. Everett Distilling Co. 189 Mass. 145 . Downey v. H. P. Hood & Sons, 203 Mass. 4 . The case of Cornell-Andrews Smelting Co. v. Boston & Providence Railroad, 202 Mass. 585, 596 ; S. … McLaughlin v. Cecconi, 141 Mass. 252 .

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  • Brown v. Waterman

    64 Mass. 117 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Oct 15, 1852

    That an objection to the form of action, not taken at the trial, cannot be taken on a bill of exceptions, was decided in Emmons v. Lord, 6 Shepley, 351. Exceptions overruled.

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  • Nash v. Brown

    165 Mass. 384 · Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court · Feb 29, 1896

    The meaning of the word “ bank ” has been considered in Way v. Butterworth, 106 Mass. 75 ; S. C. 108 Mass. 509 .

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  • Commonwealth v. Brown

    113 N.E.3d 934 · Massachusetts Appeals Court · Nov 8, 2018

    Commonwealth v. Mendez , 476 Mass. 512 , 523 (2017). … Commonwealth v. Davis , 70 Mass. App. Ct. 314 , 316 (2007). See Commonwealth v. Gauthier , 21 Mass. App. Ct. 585 , 591 (1986).

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  • Piper v. Brown

    19 F. Cas. 718 · U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Massachusetts · Oct 15, 1870

    Earle v. Sawyer Case No. 4,247]. … For other cases involving this patent, see Piper v. Moon. Case No. 11,182: Piper v. Moon, 91 U. S. 44 ; Piper v. Brown, Case No. 11,181.] Charles F.

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