Doe v. Considine

Supreme Court of the United States · Decided 1868-03-23

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Mr. Justice GRIER (with whom concurred CLIFFORD, J.), dissenting. I cannot let this case pass without expressing my entire dissent from the conclusions of the majority of my brethren, both on the construction of the will of William Barr and the statute of descents of Ohio. In the construction of a will the first great rule — one that should cont…

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