Reports of Cases Heard and Determined in the Court of Appeals of the State of New York Not Reported in the Official Series: From January, 1886, to [November, 1892], Volume 1Banks & Brothers, 1891 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... , " and the existing emergency renders it highly probable that such a way , substantially through the middle of the track , was established and used . By the death Opinion of the Court , by FINCH , J. of 2 LONGENDYKE v . ANDERSON .
... , " and the existing emergency renders it highly probable that such a way , substantially through the middle of the track , was established and used . By the death Opinion of the Court , by FINCH , J. of 2 LONGENDYKE v . ANDERSON .
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... death , as ap- pears by the recital in one of the deeds , Paulus Smith divided with Spawn & Burger the two lots on the river and at the Kalckberg , so that thereafter each held his position in sever- alty instead of in common . The two ...
... death , as ap- pears by the recital in one of the deeds , Paulus Smith divided with Spawn & Burger the two lots on the river and at the Kalckberg , so that thereafter each held his position in sever- alty instead of in common . The two ...
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... death , about the year 1856 , his father was a day laborer , and his mother did washing for other people in the way ordinarily done by poor women . Before the death of the father his family consisted of his wife , the de- fendant Moore ...
... death , about the year 1856 , his father was a day laborer , and his mother did washing for other people in the way ordinarily done by poor women . Before the death of the father his family consisted of his wife , the de- fendant Moore ...
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... death , in 1856 , in a distillery as a day laborer for twelve dollars per week . What her children earned was brought to her and saved , although prior to 1856 it is certain from their ages that they could have earned but very little ...
... death , in 1856 , in a distillery as a day laborer for twelve dollars per week . What her children earned was brought to her and saved , although prior to 1856 it is certain from their ages that they could have earned but very little ...
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... death of her husband , caused thereby , the plaintiff , who had been wholly dependant on him for sup- port was injured in property and means of support . The defendant claimed that the complaint did not allege that the defendant sold or ...
... death of her husband , caused thereby , the plaintiff , who had been wholly dependant on him for sup- port was injured in property and means of support . The defendant claimed that the complaint did not allege that the defendant sold or ...
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abide the event action was brought admission affirmed agent agreement alleged allowed amount amount in controversy answer ante awarded bank Brantly cause of action charge chattel circumstances civil damage act claim Code commissioners complaint concur contract costs to abide counsel court of appeals creditors CURIAM DANFORTH decision defendant defendant's denied EARL entitled error evidence exceptions executor exemplary damages favor fendant FINCH findings fraudulent given ground held husband injury intoxicating liquors intoxication judgment absolute judgment entered jury land letters testamentary liable ment mortgage mortgagor motion negligence nonsuit Note on Effect objection Opinion owner paid party payment person plaint plaintiff principal proof purchase questions of fact railroad RAPALLO reason referee refused remittitur rendered respondent right to appeal RUGER rule sell sold special term statute stipulation supreme court surrogate sustained taken testator testified testimony thereof tion trial court verdict waiver witness
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Page 98 - Every husband, wife, child, parent, guardian, employer or other person, who shall be injured in person or property, or means of support, by any intoxicated person, or in consequence of the intoxication, habitual or otherwise, of any person...
Page 458 - The records and judicial proceedings of the courts of any State or Territory, or of any such country, shall be proved or admitted in any other court within the United States, by the attestation of the clerk, and the seal of the court annexed, if there be a seal, together with a certificate of the judge, chief justice, or presiding magistrate, that the said attestation is in due form.
Page 96 - At the close of the plaintiff's case, and again at the close of the entire testimony, a motion was made to dismiss the complaint.
Page 494 - The order of the Appellate Division should be reversed, and the judgment of the Trial Term affirmed with costs in the Appellate Division and in this court.
Page 583 - Should any dispute arise respecting the true construction or meaning of the drawings or specifications, the same shall be decided by , and decision shall be final and conclusive...
Page 85 - ... any allowance or deduction on account of any real or supposed benefits which the...
Page 254 - There was, however, an error committed upon the trial, to which exception was duly taken, but which does not seem to have been remedied by any portion of the charge appearing in the bill of exceptions. The plaintiff was permitted, against the objection of the defendant, to give the number and ages of his children, — a son ten years of age, and three daughters of the ages, respectively, of fourteen, seventeen, and twentyone.
Page 404 - It is a well-established rule of law, that where a contract, not under seal, is made with an agent in his own name, for an undisclosed principal, either the agent or the principal may sue upon it...
Page 235 - The case was tried upon the theory that the plaintiff was entitled to recover as damages the difference between the cost to him of cutting and manufacturing into coal all of the timber growing upon the several parcels of land described in the contract and the prices therein provided to be paid for the coal manufactured therefrom.
Page 488 - No association shall make any loan or discount on the security of the shares of its own capital stock, nor be the purchaser or holder of any such shares, unless such security or purchase shall be necessary to prevent loss upon a debt previously contracted in good faith...