...when they would meet to make such apportionment; and this act was held constitutional and valid by the court of appeals of New York and the supreme court of the United States, notwithstanding the fact that it determined absolutely and conclusively the amount of the tax...

...question of this kind, in laying down the rule, it is safest and wisest to follow the concurrent views of the court of appeals of New York, and the supreme court of the United States, considering the fact, not to mention the other weighty reasons that are stated by the court...

...same doctrine has been laid down as the true rule by several other American courts. On the other hand, the Court of Appeals of New York and the Supreme Court of the United States, and some other courts, hold that if one, by reason of his insanity, is unable to appreciate...

...morally responsible for his conduct." It was also said that in some other jurisdictions, including the Court of Appeals of New York and the Supreme Court of the United States, it had been held that "if one, by reason of his insanity, is unable to appreciate the nature...

...satisfaction for the injury. These views dispose of this case, and they are sustained by recent decisions in the court of appeals of New York and the supreme court of Connecticut, and, as we are advised, they also are supported by the supreme court of N'ew Jersey in...

...and compel an employer to pay compensation where he was not in any wise at fault. Here, then, we have the Court of Appeals of New York and the Supreme Court of Washington standing face to face on this proposition of law. And your committee hesitates to affirm...

...in the distinction between liability and non-liability pointed out by the Circuit Court of Appeals, the Court of Appeals of New York and the Supreme Court of Michigan, supra. While there is some doubt as to the application of this distinction to the case of...

...to-day also the distinction between legal theory and judicial administration is often a very real and very deep one. Let us take a few examples. It is a...Appeals of New York and the Supreme Court of the United States differed on such questions as the power to regulate hours of labor on municipal and public contracts,...

...constitutional guaranties of liberty and property. The mere fact that the Court of Appeals of New York and the Supreme Court of the United States differed on...of bakers, the former holding adversely to the one t and upholding the other, 2 while the latter court had already ruled the opposite on the first question...

...have been spared the somewhat absurd condition growing out of the conflict in the decision between the Court of Appeals of New York and the Supreme Court of New Jersey and Massachusetts." Amendments of Pleadings in Actions at Law Which Should have been Brought...