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· 1/10/1854

Eyre v. Potter

Citations

  • 56 U.S. 42
  • 14 L. Ed. 592
  • 15 How. 42
  • 1853 U.S. LEXIS 272

How courts have described this case

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  • \A disposition of property so revolting to common sense and natural affection ought to be looked upon with suspicion\
  • mere inadequacy of consideration is insufficient to set aside transaction

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Judges: Daniel

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