Reports of Cases in Law and Equity in the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Volume 56Gould, Banks & Gould, 1870 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... brought to recover the amount of several bills of costs for services rendered by the plain- tiffs for the defendant , upon its retainer . The answer set up the statute of limitations in bar . The judge found that all the items and ...
... brought to recover the amount of several bills of costs for services rendered by the plain- tiffs for the defendant , upon its retainer . The answer set up the statute of limitations in bar . The judge found that all the items and ...
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... brought , and ordered judgment for the plaintiff . Several questions are presented for our decision , but I shall examine but one , which I think disposes of the case . If the referee was right in limiting the mortgage to the demands ...
... brought , and ordered judgment for the plaintiff . Several questions are presented for our decision , but I shall examine but one , which I think disposes of the case . If the referee was right in limiting the mortgage to the demands ...
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... brought by the plaintiffs , as commissioners of highways of the town of Marcy , to recover the costs of an appeal from an assess- ment made by commissioners , for the damages of the de- fendant , in laying out a public road through his ...
... brought by the plaintiffs , as commissioners of highways of the town of Marcy , to recover the costs of an appeal from an assess- ment made by commissioners , for the damages of the de- fendant , in laying out a public road through his ...
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... brought to recover the value of a quantity of nails which the plain- tiffs were to receive from the defendant , at the price of $ 5.37 per 100 lbs . , for certain dry goods which the de- fendant had purchased and received from the ...
... brought to recover the value of a quantity of nails which the plain- tiffs were to receive from the defendant , at the price of $ 5.37 per 100 lbs . , for certain dry goods which the de- fendant had purchased and received from the ...
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... brought on the contract , they would have wanted the money , at the contract price of the goods , in- stead of the market value of the nails . It is worthy of notice that the referee , in his report , did not find that there was a ...
... brought on the contract , they would have wanted the money , at the contract price of the goods , in- stead of the market value of the nails . It is worthy of notice that the referee , in his report , did not find that there was a ...
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action affirmed aforesaid agent agreement alleged amount appear apply assessment assignment Aukin authority Barb bill bill of lading cause charge claim commissioners common law complaint consignee contract counsel county court court of equity coverture damages debt deceased deed defendant defendant's delivered dower Dunshee Dupasseur duty entitled equity evidence executed executor fact favor fendant Fraser George Harrison guardian heirs held Howlett husband injury intended interest intestacy Jefferson County John judge judgment jury justice Lahens land laudanum liable Maseras ment Morgan mortgage Mullady Mullin N. Y. Rep negligence ONONDAGA GENERAL TERM owner paid party payment person plaintiff premises principle purchase question Railroad Company receipt received recover referee refused rule Smith sold statute sustained Syracuse taken taxes testator testimony thereof tion trial trust usurious Utica verdict void wife witness York York Central Railroad