American Law Review, Volume 3Little, Brown and Company, 1869 - Law |
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Page 66
Q . - Did you ever receive any kind of reward , directly or indirectly , for using any
species of influence , or promising to use ... A . — I have never received any thing
; no , sir , except my legitimate fees which I have received in references and so ...
Q . - Did you ever receive any kind of reward , directly or indirectly , for using any
species of influence , or promising to use ... A . — I have never received any thing
; no , sir , except my legitimate fees which I have received in references and so ...
Page 67
I want to show that Mr . Haskin received a fee for his influence with the judge to
gain a decision at the General Term . Mr . Haskin said there was a suit pending
about the matter . Mr . Brady repeated that when he went into the case he knew
the ...
I want to show that Mr . Haskin received a fee for his influence with the judge to
gain a decision at the General Term . Mr . Haskin said there was a suit pending
about the matter . Mr . Brady repeated that when he went into the case he knew
the ...
Page 80
Receiving an affirmative answer , he immediately granted the motion . . . . “ The
reference business had begun to assume dangerous proportions before this
judge took his seat ; but it was reserved for him to give it the form of a science .
Receiving an affirmative answer , he immediately granted the motion . . . . “ The
reference business had begun to assume dangerous proportions before this
judge took his seat ; but it was reserved for him to give it the form of a science .
Page 88
... into the joint names of herself and the unmarried daughter , and died . While
she lived , she always received the dividends , and applied them to her own use .
Held , that the stock belonged to the unmarried daughter absolutely . — Sayre v .
... into the joint names of herself and the unmarried daughter , and died . While
she lived , she always received the dividends , and applied them to her own use .
Held , that the stock belonged to the unmarried daughter absolutely . — Sayre v .
Page 91
In October , 1865 , A . received from a private source what purported to be a
prospectus of a company then about to be formed , upon reading which , and
from its language , expecting an immediate allotment , he applied for ten shares ,
and ...
In October , 1865 , A . received from a private source what purported to be a
prospectus of a company then about to be formed , upon reading which , and
from its language , expecting an immediate allotment , he applied for ten shares ,
and ...
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