The New York Supplement, Volume 27West Publishing Company, 1894 - Law reports, digests, etc "Cases argued and determined in the Court of Appeals, Supreme and lower courts of record of New York State, with key number annotations." (varies) |
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Page 5
... fact that a person who , it is assumed , might have corroborated the testimony in question , was not called to do So ... fact should have discredited the testimony of Mr. Gardner . The conclusion is by no means a neces- sary one . In the ...
... fact that a person who , it is assumed , might have corroborated the testimony in question , was not called to do So ... fact should have discredited the testimony of Mr. Gardner . The conclusion is by no means a neces- sary one . In the ...
Page 6
... facts in- volved were , as we have seen , substantially alleged in the complaint . They were treated as issuable ... fact remains undisposed of , in which case , under Code Civil Proc . ยง 3232 , the costs are in the discretion of the ...
... facts in- volved were , as we have seen , substantially alleged in the complaint . They were treated as issuable ... fact remains undisposed of , in which case , under Code Civil Proc . ยง 3232 , the costs are in the discretion of the ...
Page 7
... fact are joined , and the issue of fact remains undisposed of , it is in the discretion of the court to deny costs to either party , or award costs , either absolutely , or to abide the event . So much of the order and interlocutory ...
... fact are joined , and the issue of fact remains undisposed of , it is in the discretion of the court to deny costs to either party , or award costs , either absolutely , or to abide the event . So much of the order and interlocutory ...
Page 15
... fact , and there is no ground for imputing to him any fraud in the transaction , as between himself and Atwood . All the facts of the case were equally known to both parties , and it was the intention of both that Frye should use the ...
... fact , and there is no ground for imputing to him any fraud in the transaction , as between himself and Atwood . All the facts of the case were equally known to both parties , and it was the intention of both that Frye should use the ...
Page 30
... fact which have arisen , because , as it seems to me , every question sought to be litigated on this trial has been ... facts by virtue of which she claimed to be the owner in fee of those premises . The defendant , Field , admit- ting ...
... fact which have arisen , because , as it seems to me , every question sought to be litigated on this trial has been ... facts by virtue of which she claimed to be the owner in fee of those premises . The defendant , Field , admit- ting ...
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agreement alleged amount Appeal from special Argued assignment attorney authority Bank bond and mortgage cause of action charge city court City Ct claim Code common carrier complaint concur contract corporation costs counsel court of equity damages deceased defendant appeals defendant's duty entitled evidence execution executor fact favor of plaintiff February February 12 fendant granted ground held indorsed injury intention interest January 18 John V. L. Pruyn judge Judgment affirmed judgment entered jury land lease liable lien ment Misc mortgage motion N. Y. Supp negligence Niagara county notice order denying owner paid parties payment person possession premises proceedings question railroad Railroad Co reason received recover referred respondent reversed rule Seneca Nation special term statute street Supreme Court testator testified testimony thereof tiff tion trial trustee verdict witness York York county