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Opinions in Minnesota that cite Pence v. Arbuckle, 22 Minn. 417.

42 citing documents.

  • Green v. Lidberg 232 N.W. 511 Minn. 1930
  • Green v. Lidberg 232 N.W. 511 Minn. 1930
    Pence v. Arbuckle, 22 Minn. 417, 420 .
  • Makiesky v. National Guardian Life Insurance 219 N.W. 864 Minn. 1928
  • Makiesky v. National Guardian Life Insurance 219 N.W. 864 Minn. 1928
    21 C. J. 1131, § 132(3); Plummer v. Mold, 22 Minn. 15 ; Pence v. Arbuckle, 22 Minn. 417 ; Shillock v. Gilbert, 23 Minn. 386 ; James v. Wilder, 25 Minn. 305 ; Western Land Assn. v. Banks, 80 Minn. 317 , ; Cornish, Curtis & Greene Co. v. Antrim Co-op.
  • Guaranty Securities Co. v. Exchange State Bank 180 N.W. 919 Minn. 1921
  • Guaranty Securities Co. v. Exchange State Bank 180 N.W. 919 Minn. 1921
    262; Pence v. Arbuckle, 22 Minn. 417 ; Minneapolis T. M. Co. v. Davis, 40 Minn. 110 , , 3 L.R.A.
  • Schauble v. Hedding 164 N.W. 808 Minn. 1917
  • Schauble v. Hedding 164 N.W. 808 Minn. 1917
    74; Pence v. Arbuckle, 22 Minn. 417 ; Dobbin v. Cordiner, 41 Minn. 165 , , 4 L.R.A.
  • Sanborn v. Van Duyne 96 N.W. 41 Minn. 1903
  • Sanborn v. Van Duyne 96 N.W. 41 Minn. 1903
    Western Band Assn. v. Banks, 80 Minn. 317 , ; Pence v. Arbuckle, 22 Minn. 417 .
  • Western Land Ass'n v. Banks 83 N.W. 192 Minn. 1900
  • Western Land Ass'n v. Banks 83 N.W. 192 Minn. 1900
    The law is clearly stated in Pence v. Arbuckle, 22 Minn. 417, 420 , as follows: “An estoppel in pais arises when one, by his acts or representations, or by his silence when he ought to speak out, intentionally, or through culpable negligence, induces another to believe certain facts to exist, and such other rightfully acts on the belief so induced in such manner that if the for
  • Brown v. Equitable Life Assurance Society of United States 78 N.W. 103 Minn. 1899
  • Roussain v. Norton 55 N.W. 747 Minn. 1893
  • Roussain v. Norton 55 N.W. 747 Minn. 1893
    Morrison and his wife would, under the decision in Pence v. Arbuckle, 22 Minn. 417 , be estopped, in favor of bona fide purchasers from Johnson, to allege that either the deed or the acknowledgment, by reason of its having been prematurely taken, was invalid; and if the grantor’s record title pass by his deed it does not matter, either as to him or any one else, how its execution is established, — w
  • Stevens v. Ludlum 48 N.W. 771 Minn. 1891
  • Stevens v. Ludlum 48 N.W. 771 Minn. 1891
    An instance of a right to act on a representation not made directly to the person acting on it, but intended for him if he had occasion to act on it, is furnished by Pence v. Arbuckle, 22 Minn. 417 .
  • Bausman v. Faue 48 N.W. 13 Minn. 1891
  • Bausman v. Faue 48 N.W. 13 Minn. 1891
    In Pence v. Arbuckle, 22 Minn. 417 , we refused to consider whether the deed was void, holding the grantor named in it estopped to deny its validity.
  • Hodge v. Ludlum 47 N.W. 805 Minn. 1891
  • Hodge v. Ludlum 47 N.W. 805 Minn. 1891
    § 90; Pence v. Arbuckle, 22 Minn. 417 ; Swift v. Winterbotham, L. R. 8 Q. B. 244.
  • Dobbin v. Cordiner 42 N.W. 870 Minn. 1889
  • Dobbin v. Cordiner 42 N.W. 870 Minn. 1889
    Pence v. Arbuckle, 22 Minn. 417 .
  • Townsend v. Johnson 26 N.W. 395 Minn. 1886
  • Townsend v. Johnson 26 N.W. 395 Minn. 1886
    Pence v. Arbuckle, 22 Minn. 417 ; Bigelow on Estoppel, 484, 593; Bigelow on Fraud, 438, 439.
  • Berkey v. Judd 26 N.W. 5 Minn. 1885
  • Berkey v. Judd 26 N.W. 5 Minn. 1885
    457 ; Ward v. Hackett, 30 Minn. 150 ; Pence v. Arbuckle, 22 Minn. 417 ; Brandt on Suretyship, § 355, and note.
  • Beebe v. Wilkinson 16 N.W. 450 Minn. 1883
  • Beebe v. Wilkinson 16 N.W. 450 Minn. 1883
    Pence v. Arbuckle, 22 Minn. 417 ; Coleman v. Pearce, 26 Minn. 123 ; Blair v. Wait, 69 N. Y. 113 .
  • Sutton v. Wood 7 N.W. 365 Minn. 1880
  • Sutton v. Wood 7 N.W. 365 Minn. 1880
    Combs v. Cooper, 5 Minn. 200 (254;) Whitacre v. Culver, 6 Minn. 203 (297;) Same v. Same, 8 Minn. 103 (133;) Pence v. Arbuckle, 22 Minn. 417 ; Coleman v. Pearce, 26 Minn. 123 ; Andrews v. Lyon, 11 Allen, 349 ; Pierce v. Andrews, 6 Cush.
  • Smith v. Pendergast 3 N.W. 978 Minn. 1879
  • Smith v. Pendergast 3 N.W. 978 Minn. 1879
    See Pence v. Arbuckle, 22 Minn. 417 .
  • Coleman v. Pearce 1 N.W. 846 Minn. 1879
  • Coleman v. Pearce 1 N.W. 846 Minn. 1879
    Pence v. Arbuckle, 22 Minn. 417 ; Continental Nat.
  • James v. Wilder 25 Minn. 305 Minn. 1878
  • New v. Wheaton 24 Minn. 406 Minn. 1878
  • New v. Wheaton 24 Minn. 406 Minn. 1878
    The case of Pence v. Arbuckle, 22 Minn. 417 , cited by appellant, is not at all in point; upon these grounds the second conclusion of law found by the court below is correct.
  • Shillock v. Gilbert 23 Minn. 386 Minn. 1877
  • Shillock v. Gilbert 23 Minn. 386 Minn. 1877
    Pence v. Arbuckle, 22 Minn. 417 .
  • Hawkins v. Methodist Episcopal Church of Cottage Grove 23 Minn. 256 Minn. 1877
  • Hawkins v. Methodist Episcopal Church of Cottage Grove 23 Minn. 256 Minn. 1877
    In Pence v. Arbukle, 22 Minn. 417 , this court defines an estoppel in pais as follows, viz.: “ An estoppel in pais arises when one, by his acts or representations, or by his silence when he ought to speak out, intentionally, or through culpable negligence, induces another to believe certain facts to exist, and such other rightfully acts, on the belief