Change of venue in Jackson County case law analysis
A court drives a venue change in a civil action by stipulation under statute, citing Section 123 and related provisions. The ruling holds no second change allowed, venue remains in the chosen county, and the plaintiff bears risks of prejudice. arguments for and against assignment of debt via a presented order are heard, with the court upholding the assignment not as a debt guarantee but as consent to payment of the debtor’s own obligation.
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Jackson County
Tim
Cole
Bitut Corer
Gof
Amanans Amore
Cunrk
C. R. Johnson
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Pope
Tull
Dfts
Run Court
Clancy
Halls
Ofts
Vents and Garret Ugh and DP Wali case note
A fragmentary 19th century court record describes an order and acceptance involving logs and payment. It shows an accepted dated February 4, 1854, with signatures Josurn Chaxox and T and P Hall. The defendant challenges the acceptance as a guaranty void for being noncompensatory.
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Vents
Garret Ugh
Y. & P. Warn
Garpets
Curts
Josurn Chaxox
T. & P. Hall
Dft
Rotary digger may supersede the plow in farming
A lengthy discussion argues that the steam plow is flawed and a rotary digger, with a spiked cylinder to loosen soil six to twenty inches deep, could provide superior cultivation. It would suit large Western fields and prairie land, with potential use by horses or steam power, and a later prospect of practical deployment in Western New York.
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Chicago
Jacksonville
New York
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