Illustrative Cases in Equity
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448; Smith V. Smith, 4 Wend. 468; Dakin v. Williams, 17 Wend. 447; Green v. Price, 13 Mees. & W. 695; Gushing v. Drew, 97 Mass. 445; Lange v. Werk, 2 Ohio St. 530; Jaquith v. Hudson, 5 Mich. 123; Bag- ley V. Peddie, 16 N. Y. 469; Kemble v. Farren, 6 Bing. 141, Trower v. Elder, 77 111. 453; Berry v. Wis- dom, 3 Ohio St. 341 ; Shreve v. Brereton, 51 Pa. St. 175.) (As to remedies, see Ropes v. Upton, 135 Mass. 258.) (23 Kan. 140.) National Land Co. v.
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{Supreme Court of Kansas. July, 1879.) ...While contracts for the sale of land in which time is made of the essence of the contract are valid and enforceable at law or in equity, yet, where the circumstances are su oh that it would be grossly inequitable to enforce a forfeiture, courts of equity will, upon slight ground therefor, relieve a party therefrom, and enforce the contract as merely one of sale. And held that, under the circumstances of this case, the district court committed no error in refusing to enforce a forfeiture.
Error from Dickinson district court.
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448; Smith V. Smith, 4 Wend. 468; Dakin v. Williams, 17 Wend. 447; Green v. Price, 13 Mees. & W. 695; Gushing v. Drew, 97 Mass. 445; Lange v. Werk, 2 Ohio St. 530; Jaquith v. Hudson, 5 Mich. 123; Bag- ley V. Peddie, 16 N. Y. 469; Kemble v. Farren, 6 Bing. 141, Trower v. Elder, 77 111. 453; Berry v. Wis- dom, 3 Ohio St. 341 ; Shreve v. Brereton, 51 Pa. St. 175.) (As to remedies, see Ropes v. Upton, 135 Mass. 258.) (23 Kan. 140.) National Land Co. v.
PERRr.
{Supreme Court of Kansas. July, 1879.) ...While contracts for the sale of land in which time is made of the essence of the contract are valid and enforceable at law or in equity, yet, where the circumstances are su oh that it would be grossly inequitable to enforce a forfeiture, courts of equity will, upon slight ground therefor, relieve a party therefrom, and enforce the contract as merely one of sale. And held that, under the circumstances of this case, the district court committed no error in refusing to enforce a forfeiture.
Error from Dickinson district court.
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