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· 3/15/1901

Illinois Central Railroad v. Arnola

Citations

  • 78 Miss. 787

Syllabus

<p>Licensee. Owner's duly.</p> <p>The owner of land owes no duty to a licensee who enters thereon of his own pleasure without inducement, except to refrain from doing him wilful or wanton injury.</p>

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  • when valid and enforceable contract for sale of land has been made, equity will regard vendor as holding title for benefit of purchaser, and purchaser as holding unpaid purchase money for benefit of vendor, and therefore, the purchaser must be regarded in equity as real owner

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Judges: Terral

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