Reports of Practice Cases, Determined in the Courts of the State of New York: With a Digest of All Points of Practice Embraced in the Standard New York Reports ..., Volume 11J.S. Voorhies, 1872 - Civil procedure |
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... proper case for the issue of a mandamus on the relation of a corporator , without proof of a special request . It is not a sufficient answer to the application to show that , since it was made , the officers have appointed an election ...
... proper case for the issue of a mandamus on the relation of a corporator , without proof of a special request . It is not a sufficient answer to the application to show that , since it was made , the officers have appointed an election ...
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... proper motive on the part either of this deponent or the said board of governors . " That at a regular meeting of the board of governors duly convened at said hospital building , pursuant to the notice on August 26 , 1871 , it was ...
... proper motive on the part either of this deponent or the said board of governors . " That at a regular meeting of the board of governors duly convened at said hospital building , pursuant to the notice on August 26 , 1871 , it was ...
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... of a corporation , other than municipal , if a proper case were made ( Ang . & A. on Corp. , § 700 , and seq . ) . On the part of the defendants it was urged that a People ex rel . Walker v . Albany Hospital . 12 ABBOTT'S PRACTICE REPORTS .
... of a corporation , other than municipal , if a proper case were made ( Ang . & A. on Corp. , § 700 , and seq . ) . On the part of the defendants it was urged that a People ex rel . Walker v . Albany Hospital . 12 ABBOTT'S PRACTICE REPORTS .
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... proper length of time prior to the appointed day . It is also questionable whether the right to an elec- tion within sixty days of the annual day can be thus taken away by a by - law . For if this by - law is valid , it is plainly in ...
... proper length of time prior to the appointed day . It is also questionable whether the right to an elec- tion within sixty days of the annual day can be thus taken away by a by - law . For if this by - law is valid , it is plainly in ...
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... proper officers . Nothing that has been here said is intended to control or influence that question . Nor is the awarding of this mandamus any indica- tion that the management of the hospital has not been in the highest degree wise and ...
... proper officers . Nothing that has been here said is intended to control or influence that question . Nor is the awarding of this mandamus any indica- tion that the management of the hospital has not been in the highest degree wise and ...
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