Jackson v. Myers

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• “Conceding that he was morally bound to execute a conveyance without a demand therefor[e], his failure so to do would not constitute a fraud. To so hold would be to abolish all distinction between fraud and breach of contract.”

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Cited by

7 cases in this archive cite this case.

• Klinker v. First Merchants Bank, N.A.
  Indiana Supreme Court· 2012-03-20· cited 34×
• Clement v. Ferguson
  Supreme Court of Oklahoma· 1955-03-29· cited 17×
• Catalani v. Catalani
  Indiana Supreme Court· 1890-05-17· cited 16×
• Johnston v. JOHNSTON
  Indiana Court of Appeals· 1962-08-20· cited 12×
• Myers v. Jackson
  Indiana Supreme Court· 1893-09-26· cited 11×
• McCrory v. Little
  Indiana Supreme Court· 1893-12-14· cited 8×
• Frost v. Blockwood
  Supreme Court of Oklahoma· 1965-12-07· cited 5×

Cites

8 cases in this archive are cited by this case.

• Caress v. Foster
  Indiana Supreme Court· 1878-05-15· cited 51×
• Wilson v. Ray
  Indiana Supreme Court· 1859-05-15· cited 29×
• Chambers v. Butcher
  Indiana Supreme Court· 1882-05-15· cited 22×
• Green v. Groves
  Indiana Supreme Court· 1887-02-15· cited 19×
• Teague v. Fowler
  Indiana Supreme Court· 1877-05-15· cited 18×
• Caylor v. Roe
  Indiana Supreme Court· 1884-12-31· cited 17×
• Buchanan v. State ex rel. Roberts
  Indiana Supreme Court· 1886-04-21· cited 14×
• Butcher v. Stultz
  Indiana Supreme Court· 1877-11-15· cited 11×