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...426 | Toledo, &c., R. W. Co. v. Bevin,

58 26 Ind. 443....

Trustees of Town of Princeton v.
Manck, 35 Ind. 51......... ..178
Turner v. Cool, 23 Ind. 56.............................397
Turpin v. Remy, 3 Blackf. 210......
....287

Upton v. Adams' Ex'rs, 27 Ind. 432..392
Ohio, 513.......
58 U. S. v. Anderson, 9 Wal. 56........145
Stevens v. Parish, 29 Ind. 260....... 35 U. S. v. Grossmayer, 9 Wal. 72 .....408
Stevenson v. Druley, 4 Ind. 519.....120 U. S. v. Palmer, 3 Wheat. 610......156
Stewart v. English, 6 Ind. 176......172 U. S. v. 100 Barrels of Cement, 3
Stipes v. The State, 8 Ind. 280......367
Stockett v. Holliday, 9 Md. 480..... 190 |
Strader v. Mullane, 17 Ohio St. 624. 59
Sturges v. Burton, 8 Ohio St. 215...141
Snydam v. The Grand Street, &c.,

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Walker v. The State, 23 Ind. 61.....421
Wallingford v. Allen, 10 Pet. 583...187
Walter v. Hodge, 2 Swanst. 97......192
Wann v. The West. Un. Tel. Co.,
37 Mo. 472
.438
Ward v. Crotly, 4 Met. Ky. 59......192
Ware v. Hylton, 3 Dall. 199......... .145
Wasson v. Canfield, 6 Blackf. 406...287
Watt v. Alvord, 25 Ind. 533......... 518
Webb v. Baird, 6 Ind. 13...
72
Webb v. Deitch, 17 Ind. 521 ....................... 324

472

.....436 | Webster v. Parker, 7 Ind. 185.......291

West. Un. Tel. Co. v. Carew, 15
Mich. 525...

........439
West. Un. Tel. Co. v. Ward, 23
436
Ind. 377......
Wheeler v. Smith, 9 How. 55.......221
Wheeler v. Washburn, 24 Vt. 293...307
Whipple v. Walpole, 10 N.H. 130. 58
White v. Fisk, 22 Conn. 31...216 to 227
White v. Jackson, 15 Ind. 156...415
White v. Wager, 25 N. Y. 328......191
Whitney v. The State, 10 Ind.404-421
Whiteside v. Adams, 26 Ind. 250...284
Whitmore v. Bowman, 4 Greene,

57 Iowa, 148... Whitten v. Whitten, 3 Cush. 191 ... 189 Whittlesey v. Beall, 5 Blackf. 143...274 Whittlesey v. McMahon, 10 Conn.

137.

..192 Wight v. Shaw, 5 Cush. 56........... 36 Wightman v. Wightman, 4 Johns.

49
Ch. 343
Wilder v. Brooks, 10 Minn. 50......189
Wilderman v. City of Baltimore, 8

.222
Md. 551........
Wiley v. Howard, 15 Ind. 169......310
Wilkinson v. Arnold, 11 Ind. 45

16, 286

Williams v. Morgan, 15 Q. B. 782-397
Williams v. Williams, 4 Seld. 525
205, 234
Wilman v. Lex, 17 S. & R. 88......245
Wilson v. Abrahams, 1 Hill, 207....500
Wilson v. McNeal, 10 Watts, 422.--397
Wilson v. The State, 6 Blackf. 212.294
Wilson v. Truelock, 19 Ind. 389....284
Winans v. Peebles, 32 N. Y. 423--- 191
Wilnslow v. The Merch. Ins. Co. 4

Met. 306........

260

391 Winton v. Barnum, 19 Conn. 171...192 Wisner v. Barnet, 4 Wash. C. C. 631.141 Wolcott v. Yeager, 11 Ind. 84.....-359 Wonderly v. Nokes, 8 Blackf. 589... 59 Wood v. Long, 28 Ind. 314........ Wood v. Mansell, 3 Blackf. 125..... 43 Wood v. Warden, 20 Ohio, 518.....192 Woodbeck v. Keller, 6 Cow. 118.... 59 Woodruffy.Dobbins, 7 Blackf. 582.5 : 5 Woodward v. Wilcox, 27 Ind. 207.469 Worthington v. Hylyer, 4 Mass. 196.203 Wright v. Harris, 29 Ind. 438........ 72 Wright v. The Ind'polis, &c., R. R. .382 Co., 18 Ind. 168... Wright v. Trustees M. E. Church, Hoff. 202....

...246

Gavin & Hord's Statutes of Indiana cited as 1, 2 G. & H.

Statutes of Indiana, Vol. 3 (Davis' Supplement), cited as 3 Ind. Stat.

For previous decisions of the Supreme Court of this State,

overruled, see INDEX, tit. CASES OVERRULED.

CASES

ARGUED AND DETERMINED

IN THE

SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE

OF THE

STATE OF INDIANA,

AT INDIANAPOLIS, NOVEMBER TERM, 1870, IN THE FIFTY-FIFTH
YEAR OF THE STATE.

MATHER V. SCOLES.

DEMAND.-Where there is a contract to execute a conveyance of real estate, and no time is fixed for the delivery of the conveyance, a demand before suit is instituted is necessary. In such a case the complaint must allege a demand. SAME.-Conveyance of Real Estate.-In general, an action cannot be maintained upon an agreement to convey real estate until after a conveyance has been demanded.

STATUTE OF FRAUDS.-The statute of frauds does not make a contract void, but
simply withholds the remedy for its enforcement.

SAME.-Verbal Contract to Convey Real Estate.-A complaint upon a verbal
agreement to convey real estate, not showing part performance, or that the
defendant fraudulently refused to reduce the contract to writing, is bad.
SAME.-Part Performance.-Payment of purchase-money is not such a part
performance as will take a case out of the statute of frauds.

SAME.-Alternative Contract.-A parol agreement in the alternative, to convey
land, or, in case of failure to convey, to pay a certain sum of money, is within
the statute of frauds, and no action, either to compel a performance, or to re-
cover money, can be maintained upon it.

CONSIDERATION.-Either party to a deed may show, except for the purpose of defeating its operation, the true consideration, although it be entirely different from that expressed in the deed.

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