Indiana Supreme Court· 3/24/1886
Johnson v. Taylor
Citations
- 106 Ind. 89
- 5 N.E. 732
- 1886 Ind. LEXIS 64
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- prior to statutory provision for quieting title, actions to quiet title were \subjects of 'exclusive equitable jurisdiction.'\
- prior to statutory provision for quieting title, actions to quiet title were \subjects of `exclusive equitable jurisdiction.'\
- referring to Ind.Rev.Stat. 1070 (1881)
- referring to Ind.Rev.Stat. 1070 (1881)
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8 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Monnett v. TurpieIndiana Supreme Court· 1892-11-03· cited 40×
- Puterbaugh v. PuterbaughIndiana Supreme Court· 1892-03-08· cited 33×
- Rausch v. Trustees of the United Brethren in Christ ChurchIndiana Supreme Court· 1886-06-18· cited 19×
- Ludlow v. LudlowIndiana Supreme Court· 1887-01-08· cited 17×
- Wilson v. WilsonIndiana Supreme Court· 1890-06-24· cited 5×
- Island Coal Co. v. StreitlemierIndiana Supreme Court· 1894-05-08· cited 5×
- Murray v. City of LawrenceburgIndiana Court of Appeals· 2009-03-19· cited 4×
- Bachelor v. ColeIndiana Supreme Court· 1892-06-17· cited 1×
Cites
6 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Jeffersonville, Madison & Indianapolis R. R. v. OylerIndiana Supreme Court· 1878-05-15· cited 35×
- Pressley v. LambIndiana Supreme Court· 1886-01-29· cited 30×
- Second National Bank v. CoreyIndiana Supreme Court· 1884-01-25· cited 25×
- Trittipo v. MorganIndiana Supreme Court· 1884-01-03· cited 23×
- Conger v. MillerIndiana Supreme Court· 1886-01-20· cited 22×
- First National Bank v. United States Encaustic Tile Co.Indiana Supreme Court· 1886-01-30· cited 20×
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