Page v. Harr
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
Griffin Smith, Chief Justice.
Fairview Memorial Park Association was created in 1922 by eight individuals and a business firm — Cravens & Co. The organizers subscribed to a declaration of trust containing a pledge that 28% acres, with all other property or funds thereafter acquired, should be “held, used, and managed upon the trust herein declared. ’ ’
By ex parte proceedings of February 16, 1953, Kenneth D. Harr and his wife, Lela Mae, who were joined by Hettie B. Moore and Chi Omega National Fraternity, procured from the Washington Chancery Court an order authorizing a sale to Fairview…
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- Greene County v. SmithSupreme Court of Arkansas · 1921
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