Mundy v. Shellaberger’s Empirical Analysis
153 F. 219 · 1907
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cited by 1 later decisions
March 1908
most recently cited
1 federal appellate ·
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Relies on Barton v. Drake · Weitzner v. Thingstad · Newton v. Newton · Phillips v. Stauch · Martin v. Harrington
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““Kansas City, Mo. June 18, ’04. "Kirk L. Shellaberger, Kansas City, Mo. — Dear Sir: I herewith contract with and agree to deliver to yon one hundred thousand shares of the Logan Oil & Gas Company stock, of the par value of one dollar each, full-paid and nonassessable, also sixty thousand shares of the Northern Petroleum Company stock, par value one dollar each, full-paid and nonassessable, also thirteen thousand one hundred and twenty-five shares Clermont Oil Company stock, par value one dollar, full-paid and nonassessable, for your Winifred Court, 541 Brooklyn avenue, upon which are sixteen brick cottages, and your residence, 135 Park avenue; said properties free from all mortgages. Rents from Winifred Court to come to me from date of -delivery of deed; you to retain possession of your residence for 90 days, if necessary, free of rent. Deeds for said properties to be delivered within ten days from this date, or as near that date or sooner if possible. You to bring abstracts down to date. All stock I agree to deliver to you inside of ten days. Dated this 18th day of June, 1904. J. F. Muiidy. “Witness: W. Peard Thomas. “I accept the above proposition and agree to carry out same. “K. L. Shellaberger. ‘Witness: W. Peard Thomas.’”
1 later decision quote this exact passage · from the majority““The husband shall be debarred from and incapable of selling, mortgaging or alienating the homestead in any manner whatever, and every such sale, mortgage or alienation is hereby declared null and void: Provided, however, that nothing herein contained shall be so construed as to prevent the husband and wife from jointly conveying, mortgaging, alienating, or in any other manner disposing of such homestead, or any part thereof.””
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