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Earle v. Keating

Court of Appeals of Maryland
Feb 17, 1916
97 A. 880 (Md. 1916)

Opinion

Decided February 17th, 1916.

The presumption of law is in favor of the correctness of decrees of a lower court, until it is shown by the record in the Court of Appeals to be erroneous.

Decided February 17th, 1916.

Appeal from the Circuit Court for Queen Anne's County. (In Equity.) (CONSTABLE, C.J., and ATKINS, J.)

Affirmed. Opinion by PATTISON, J.

The cause was argued before BOYD, C.J., BRISCOE, BURKE, THOMAS, PATTISON, URNER and STOCKBRIDGE, JJ.

J.M. Mullen, for the appellant.

J. Frank Harper, for the appellee.


Summaries of

Earle v. Keating

Court of Appeals of Maryland
Feb 17, 1916
97 A. 880 (Md. 1916)
Case details for

Earle v. Keating

Case Details

Full title:MARY E. EARLE vs . THOMAS J. KEATING, TRUSTEE

Court:Court of Appeals of Maryland

Date published: Feb 17, 1916

Citations

97 A. 880 (Md. 1916)
97 A. 880

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