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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... judge at the trial , upon a question of fact , that there was testimony to support it , and that it is not manifestly against the weight of evidence . Although an attorney may , within two years after he has recovered a judgment ...
... judge at the trial , upon a question of fact , that there was testimony to support it , and that it is not manifestly against the weight of evidence . Although an attorney may , within two years after he has recovered a judgment ...
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... judge found that all the items and charges set forth in the complaint , accrued unto the plaintiffs , and the services were performed by them , more than six years before the commencement of the action . That the de- fendant did not at ...
... judge found that all the items and charges set forth in the complaint , accrued unto the plaintiffs , and the services were performed by them , more than six years before the commencement of the action . That the de- fendant did not at ...
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... judge found that the bill was rendered on that day . He also found as matter of law , that the plaintiffs were not entitled to recover the demands , or any part thereof . That the same were barred by the statute of limitations ; and ...
... judge found that the bill was rendered on that day . He also found as matter of law , that the plaintiffs were not entitled to recover the demands , or any part thereof . That the same were barred by the statute of limitations ; and ...
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... judge at the circuit , a jury having been waived . The plaintiff , as administrator of John Walker , deceased , sued to recover the amount of a note , executed by Warren S. Walker and Edward G. Austin to John Walker in his lifetime ...
... judge at the circuit , a jury having been waived . The plaintiff , as administrator of John Walker , deceased , sued to recover the amount of a note , executed by Warren S. Walker and Edward G. Austin to John Walker in his lifetime ...
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... judge filed his decision in writing , which is referred to as a part of the case upon which judgment was entered ; and the defendant Austin appealed therefrom . L. H. & F. Hiscock , for the appellant . C. Sweet and D. Pratt , for the ...
... judge filed his decision in writing , which is referred to as a part of the case upon which judgment was entered ; and the defendant Austin appealed therefrom . L. H. & F. Hiscock , for the appellant . C. Sweet and D. Pratt , for the ...
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