Practice Reports in the Supreme Court and Court of Appeals, Volume 43Joel Munsell, 1872 - Civil procedure |
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Page 14
... proof of a sub- sequent appropriation of the property to plaintiff's use , but without her consent , under an execution procured in their own favor .. And if the second is assumed to be the case , the same objection seems to apply with ...
... proof of a sub- sequent appropriation of the property to plaintiff's use , but without her consent , under an execution procured in their own favor .. And if the second is assumed to be the case , the same objection seems to apply with ...
Page 41
... proof of an account stated , as pleaded in the answer , and of payment of the amount so found due . Any admission or acknowledgment of the sum or balance due , made by either party , and acquiesced in by the other , is an account stated ...
... proof of an account stated , as pleaded in the answer , and of payment of the amount so found due . Any admission or acknowledgment of the sum or balance due , made by either party , and acquiesced in by the other , is an account stated ...
Page 71
... proof that M. Compton had notified any of the creditors of his claim , that thereupon the assignee had not thought it expedient to employ counsel at his own expense nor to pledge the estate to meet such expenses " -Mr . Bangs further ...
... proof that M. Compton had notified any of the creditors of his claim , that thereupon the assignee had not thought it expedient to employ counsel at his own expense nor to pledge the estate to meet such expenses " -Mr . Bangs further ...
Page 104
... improper for the court to submit the question , whether James McBurney was a mere servant or whether the defendant had actual possession of the house Comstock agt . Dodge . There was no proof to NEW YORK PRACTICE REPORTS . 104.
... improper for the court to submit the question , whether James McBurney was a mere servant or whether the defendant had actual possession of the house Comstock agt . Dodge . There was no proof to NEW YORK PRACTICE REPORTS . 104.
Page 105
Nathan Howard (Jr.) Comstock agt . Dodge . There was no proof to justify the jury in finding that James McBurney was only a servant , and if the jury had so found their verdict , it would have been set aside . The ques- tion whether ...
Nathan Howard (Jr.) Comstock agt . Dodge . There was no proof to justify the jury in finding that James McBurney was only a servant , and if the jury had so found their verdict , it would have been set aside . The ques- tion whether ...
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60 Barb action ADVERSE POSSESSION affirmed agreement alleged allowed amount appeal apply assessment assignee attorney authority bank bankrupt bankruptcy Betty & Co bill bond Brocton chap charge City of Lockport claim Code common carrier complaint contract corporation costs counsel county court county judge court of equity creditors damages debt debtor decision defendant defendant's Digest duty entitled equity evidence execution fact favor fendant FORECLOSURE fraud granted Held husband injunction issue judgment judgment debtor jurisdiction jury justice Lansing liable lien matter ment mortgage mortgagor motion NE EXEAT negligence notice owner paid party payment person petition plaintiff possession premises proceedings provisions purchase question railroad company real estate received recover reference rendered rule special term statute statute of frauds supreme court tenant testator testimony thereof tiff tion town transaction trial verdict void Wend witnesses York