Supreme Court of Vermont· 11/8/1950
Cook v. Cook
Citations
- 76 A.2d 593
- 116 Vt. 374
- 1950 Vt. LEXIS 167
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- “Ordinarily where parties are in pari delicto a court of equity will not afford relief . . . (quotation omitted)
- “Ordinarily, where parties are in pari delicto, a court of equity will not afford relief . . . .” (quotation omitted)
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Judges: Sherburne, Cleary, Adams, Blackmer
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8 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Cook v. CookSupreme Court· 1952-01-26· cited 187×
- Walker v. WalkerSupreme Court of Vermont· 1964-04-07· cited 12×
- OCS/Pappas v. O'Brien and Bernheim v. PappasSupreme Court of Vermont· 2013-03-01· cited 10×
- Shattuck v. PeckSupreme Court of Vermont· 2013-01-11· cited 10×
- Cameron v. RolloSupreme Court of Vermont· 2014-04-25· cited 10×
- Driver v. DriverSupreme Court of Vermont· 1987-11-13· cited 7×
- Winston v. WinstonSupreme Court of Alabama· 1966-03-31· cited 7×
- Cook v. CookSupreme Court of Vermont· 1952-02-14· cited 5×
Cites
9 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Williams v. North CarolinaSupreme Court· 1945-05-21· cited 1,048×
- Kaufman v. KaufmanAppellate Division of the Supreme Court of New York· 1917-02-23· cited 51×
- Simmons v. SimmonsD.C. Circuit· 1927-05-02· cited 31×
- Jardine v. JardineAppellate Court of Illinois· 1937-06-29· cited 23×
- Smith v. SmithOhio Court of Appeals· 1943-07-06· cited 15×
- Anderson v. AndersonCalifornia Supreme Court· 1936-08-31· cited 12×
- Anonymous v. AnonymousNew York Supreme Court· 1946-05-08· cited 9×
- Rose v. RoseCourt of Appeals of Kentucky (pre-1976)· 1938-06-14· cited 8×
- Heusner v. HeusnerNew York Supreme Court· 1943-06-09· cited 3×
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