The N.Y. Weekly Digest of Cases Decided in the U.S. Supreme, Circuit, and District Courts, Appellate Courts of the Several States, State and City Courts of New York and English Courts, Volume 25McDivitt, Campbell & Company, 1887 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... entitled to eight days ' notice of argument , but could waive it by admitting due service . The reten- tion of the notice of argument served on the 10th of Dec. for the 14th of the same month was not a waiver of a regular notice . Un ...
... entitled to eight days ' notice of argument , but could waive it by admitting due service . The reten- tion of the notice of argument served on the 10th of Dec. for the 14th of the same month was not a waiver of a regular notice . Un ...
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... entitled to greater weight than negative testi- mony , for the reason that one swearing affirmatively and posi- tively to a fact is guilty of perjury if the fact did not occur , whereas one who swears negatively is only subject " to the ...
... entitled to greater weight than negative testi- mony , for the reason that one swearing affirmatively and posi- tively to a fact is guilty of perjury if the fact did not occur , whereas one who swears negatively is only subject " to the ...
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... entitled to repossess themselves of it from the sec- ond bank and proceed with its collection themselves . Plaintiff's assignor indorsed in blank and delivered a note and a draft to the State Bank of West Virginia with written ...
... entitled to repossess themselves of it from the sec- ond bank and proceed with its collection themselves . Plaintiff's assignor indorsed in blank and delivered a note and a draft to the State Bank of West Virginia with written ...
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... entitled to repossess themselves of it and proceed with its collection them- selves . 55 Barb . , 75 ; 59 id . That the cases holding that the bank transmitting the paper can alone maintain an action against its agents are not in ...
... entitled to repossess themselves of it and proceed with its collection them- selves . 55 Barb . , 75 ; 59 id . That the cases holding that the bank transmitting the paper can alone maintain an action against its agents are not in ...
Page 51
... entitled to the next eventual estate , is enti- tled to the income othewise undis- posed of . Judgment of General Term , af- firming judgment of Special Term , reversed . Opinion by Earl , J. All concur . ASSESSMENTS . N. Y. COURT OF ...
... entitled to the next eventual estate , is enti- tled to the income othewise undis- posed of . Judgment of General Term , af- firming judgment of Special Term , reversed . Opinion by Earl , J. All concur . ASSESSMENTS . N. Y. COURT OF ...
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action was brought affidavit agreement alleged amended amount Appeal from judgment application applt appointed assessment assignment attorney bank bond cause of action Chap charge city of N. Y. claim Code Civ complaint concur contract costs COURT OF APPEALS creditors damages debts deceased Decided Dec Decided Nov Decided Oct deed defendant defendant's demurrer denied entitled error evidence ex rel execution executors fact favor fendant FIFTH DEPT firm foreclosure fraudulent granted Held intestate judg Judgment affirmed jury land lease liable lien mandamus March 25 ment mortgage motion N. Y. COURT N. Y. SUPREME COURT negligence nonsuit Opinion paid parties payment person plain plaintiff premises proceedings purchase question quired Rapallo real estate real property received recover referee respt reversed SECOND DEPT sold Special Term statute surrogate testator testified thereof THIRD DEPT tiff tion trial trustee verdict wife witness