Coles v. Raymond
5 Blackf. 435, 1840 Ind. LEXIS 109
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Coles v. Raymond, 5 Blackf. 435, 1840 Ind. LEXIS 109 (Ind. 1840).
Opinion
TWO witnesses, or one witness with corroborating circumstances, are necessary to sustain a bill in chancery against the express denial of the answer. R. S. 1838, p. 439.—Green et al. v. Vardiman et al. 2 Blackf. 324.
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Green v. Vardiman
2 Blackf. 324 (Indiana Supreme Court, 1830)
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