· 7/1/1885
Ruffin v. Paris
Citations
- 1 Ga. L. Rep. 94
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- “In order to invoke the equitable powers of a court to be relieved against his misapprehension induced by ignorance, he must be free from negligence as a cause of his mistake, and also in discovering the existence thereof.”
- “In order to invoke the equitable powers of a court to be relieved against his misapprehension induced by ignorance, he must be free from negligence as a cause of his mistake, and also in discovering the existence thereof.”
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Judges: Jackson
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