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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Page 45
... rule in such case , in this State , is that the recovery must be for the balance of the purchase money for the goods sold , remaining unpaid , with interest there- on from the time the same became payable . ( Pinney v . Gleason , 5 Wend ...
... rule in such case , in this State , is that the recovery must be for the balance of the purchase money for the goods sold , remaining unpaid , with interest there- on from the time the same became payable . ( Pinney v . Gleason , 5 Wend ...
Page 52
... rule that the several parts of a statute are to be considered in the construction of it . From the language of the two sections , I think it is apparent that the legislature intended that section 11 should apply to the case of a ...
... rule that the several parts of a statute are to be considered in the construction of it . From the language of the two sections , I think it is apparent that the legislature intended that section 11 should apply to the case of a ...
Page 55
... rule , where a statute is intended to abrogate a common law right , or to confer a right not vested by the common law , it will be so construed as not to go beyond the letter ; and not even to that extent , unless it appears to be ...
... rule , where a statute is intended to abrogate a common law right , or to confer a right not vested by the common law , it will be so construed as not to go beyond the letter ; and not even to that extent , unless it appears to be ...
Page 56
... rule of evidence is plain , he having the actual possession and control of it at the time , that her declarations , how- ever proved , were not competent evidence against him . Dewey v . Goodenough . Again ; the plaintiff continued 56 ...
... rule of evidence is plain , he having the actual possession and control of it at the time , that her declarations , how- ever proved , were not competent evidence against him . Dewey v . Goodenough . Again ; the plaintiff continued 56 ...
Page 58
... rule , where a statute is intended to abrogate a com- mon law right , or to confer a right not vested by the common law , it will be so construed as not to go beyond the letter , and not even to that extent , unless it appears to be ...
... rule , where a statute is intended to abrogate a com- mon law right , or to confer a right not vested by the common law , it will be so construed as not to go beyond the letter , and not even to that extent , unless it appears to be ...
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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