Reports of Cases in Law and Equity in the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Volume 60Gould, Banks & Gould, 1872 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... judge charged the jury that there was no dispute that the lands were held by the defend- ant under tax titles ; and that if the defendant made the representations proved , knowing that the title was a tax title , it would be a fraud ...
... judge charged the jury that there was no dispute that the lands were held by the defend- ant under tax titles ; and that if the defendant made the representations proved , knowing that the title was a tax title , it would be a fraud ...
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... judge Tbefore when the action was tried , granting a new trial upon a case and exceptions . The motion was made , also , upon the ground of surprise and newly discovered evi- dence . The action was for fraud charged to have been ...
... judge Tbefore when the action was tried , granting a new trial upon a case and exceptions . The motion was made , also , upon the ground of surprise and newly discovered evi- dence . The action was for fraud charged to have been ...
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... judge was clearly right in not granting the order upon the first men- tioned ground , and that point is not now before us . This narrows the review in the case to the question whether the judge correctly or incorrectly refused to ...
... judge was clearly right in not granting the order upon the first men- tioned ground , and that point is not now before us . This narrows the review in the case to the question whether the judge correctly or incorrectly refused to ...
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... judge denied his motion . How can we say this was error , in the absence of the testimony ? The reply of the judge to this motion was that the case should go on ; and then he proceeds to lay down a prin- ciple of law . No exception is ...
... judge denied his motion . How can we say this was error , in the absence of the testimony ? The reply of the judge to this motion was that the case should go on ; and then he proceeds to lay down a prin- ciple of law . No exception is ...
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... judge , who also informed them that there was no dispute in regard to the evidence that the defendant held the lands under a tax title . He also informed the jury " that if the defendant made the representations proved , knowing that ...
... judge , who also informed them that there was no dispute in regard to the evidence that the defendant held the lands under a tax title . He also informed the jury " that if the defendant made the representations proved , knowing that ...
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