Court of Appeals of Arkansas· 11/7/1984
Hughes v. McCann
Citations
- 678 S.W.2d 784
- 13 Ark. App. 28
- 1984 Ark. App. LEXIS 1858
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- recognizing “filing for public record and concealment are mutually exclusive acts”
- recognizing “filing for public record and concealment are mutually exclusive acts”
- “[P]arties alleging fraud are charged with knowledge of any pertinent real estate conveyances from the time such conveyances are placed in public records.”
- “[P]arties alleging fraud are charged with knowledge of any pertinent real estate conveyances from the time such conveyances are placed in public records.”
- filing for public record and concealment are mutually exclusive
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Judges: Glaze, Cracraft, Mayfield
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- Williams v. Marlar (In Re Marlar)Eighth Circuit· 2000-09-12· cited 91×
- Telois Miles v. A.O. Smith Harvestore Products, Inc. A.O. Smith CorporationEighth Circuit· 1993-05-07· cited 26×
- Talbot v. JansenSupreme Court of Arkansas· 1988-02-16· cited 25×
- Federal Deposit Insurance v. Deloitte & ToucheE.D. Arkansas· 1992-10-01· cited 23×
- Ripplemeyer v. National Grape Co-Op. Ass'n, Inc.W.D. Arkansas· 1992-12-03· cited 10×
- Jackson v. Swift-EckrichW.D. Arkansas· 1993-08-11· cited 9×
- Eddinger v. WrightE.D. Arkansas· 1995-09-20· cited 5×
- Colonia Insurance v. City National BankW.D. Arkansas· 1998-07-10· cited 4×
- Kimberly Stone Griffith v. Desiderio JuarezCourt of Appeals of Arkansas· 2022-05-11· cited 4×
- Renee S. Williams v. John Samuel MarlarEighth Circuit· 2000-09-12
- Opinion No.Arkansas Attorney General Reports· 1990-11-05
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