Nebraska Supreme Court· 5/3/1996
Ochs v. Makousky
Citations
- 547 N.W.2d 136
- 249 Neb. 960
- 1996 Neb. LEXIS 92
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- holding it was a question of fact for jury whether defendant removed without permission $50,000 from joint account of elderly woman for whom he provided care-taking services
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Judges: White, Caporale, Fahrnbruch, Lanphier, Wright, Connolly, Gerrard
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10 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Doe v. ZedekNebraska Supreme Court· 1999-01-15· cited 185×
- State v. Jordan B. (In Re Interest of Jordan B.)Nebraska Supreme Court· 2018-06-22· cited 106×
- Boettcher v. BalkaNebraska Supreme Court· 1997-05-23· cited 54×
- Klinginsmith v. WichmannNebraska Supreme Court· 1997-08-01· cited 50×
- Zimmerman v. FirsTier Bank, N.A.Nebraska Supreme Court· 1998-10-23· cited 44×
- Evergreen Farms v. First National Bank & Trust Co.Nebraska Supreme Court· 1996-10-04· cited 41×
- Traphagan v. Mid-America Traffic MarkingNebraska Supreme Court· 1996-11-22· cited 33×
- Blose v. MacTierNebraska Supreme Court· 1997-04-24· cited 16×
- In re Interest of Jordan B.Nebraska Supreme Court· 2018-06-22· cited 6×
- Helmstadter v. North American Biological, Inc.Nebraska Court of Appeals· 1997-02-11· cited 5×
Cites
6 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Healy v. LangdonNebraska Supreme Court· 1994-01-28· cited 115×
- Barelmann v. FoxNebraska Supreme Court· 1992-01-10· cited 55×
- Winfield v. CIGNA COMPANIESNebraska Supreme Court· 1995-05-19· cited 43×
- ConAgra, Inc. v. Bartlett PartnershipNebraska Supreme Court· 1995-12-08· cited 15×
- Melcher v. Bank of MadisonNebraska Supreme Court· 1995-11-17· cited 12×
- Schmidt v. SchmidtNebraska Supreme Court· 1988-06-10· cited 8×
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