Arizona Supreme Court· 11/22/1926
Britton v. Jackson
Citations
- 250 P. 763
- 31 Ariz. 97
- 1926 Ariz. LEXIS 155
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Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- those who choose to separate from a local church and form an independent church cannot take with them the trust property of the church
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Judges: Lockwood, McALISTER, Ross
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5 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Singleton v. DunnArizona Supreme Court· 1950-11-20· cited 4×
- Skelton v. Word Chapel, Inc.Court of Appeals of Arizona· 1981-10-06· cited 1×
- Paradise Hills Church, Inc. v. International Church of the Foursquare GospelD. Arizona· 1979-03-07· cited 1×
- Bolshanin v. ZlobinD. Alaska· 1948-03-27· cited 1×
- Latin American Council of Christian Churches v. LealNew Mexico Supreme Court· 1953-08-13
Cites
12 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Tevis v. RyanArizona Supreme Court· 1910-04-02· cited 37×
- Ferraria v. VasconcellosIllinois Supreme Court· 1863-01-15· cited 30×
- Thomas v. NewcombArizona Supreme Court· 1923-12-29· cited 27×
- Dozier Lumber Co. v. Smith-Isburg Lumber Co.Supreme Court of Alabama· 1905-12-21· cited 27×
- Baker v. DuckerCalifornia Supreme Court· 1889-06-01· cited 22×
- Bates v. HoustonSupreme Court of Georgia· 1880-09-15· cited 19×
- Mount Helm Baptist Church v. JonesMississippi Supreme Court· 1901-10-15· cited 19×
- Finley v. BrentSupreme Court of Virginia· 1890-11-20· cited 13×
- First Presbyterian Church v. WilsonCourt of Appeals of Kentucky· 1878-10-19· cited 13×
- First Constitutional Presbyterian Church v. Congregational SocietySupreme Court of Iowa· 1867-01-24· cited 10×
- Arizona Power Co. v. Racine-Sattley Co.Arizona Supreme Court· 1911-03-25· cited 5×
- Kilbourn v. MarshallArizona Supreme Court· 1922-05-16· cited 4×
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