The N.Y. Weekly Digest of Cases Decided in the U.S. Supreme, Circuit, and District Courts, Appellate Courts of the Several States, State and City Courts of New York and English Courts, Volume 5McDivitt, Campbell & Company, 1878 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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Page 12
... sold land to which his title is not perfect and which he under- takes to make perfect . This was an action for breach of a covenant . Defendants , about April 10 , 1852 , purchased a lot in Syracuse at a pub- lic sale , receiving the ...
... sold land to which his title is not perfect and which he under- takes to make perfect . This was an action for breach of a covenant . Defendants , about April 10 , 1852 , purchased a lot in Syracuse at a pub- lic sale , receiving the ...
Page 15
... sold it to J. , who sold the same to defend- ants , who were purchasers in good faith and for a valuable considera- tion . H. & W. J. Welsh , for applt . S. W. Fullerton , for respts . Order denying motion for new trial reversed , and ...
... sold it to J. , who sold the same to defend- ants , who were purchasers in good faith and for a valuable considera- tion . H. & W. J. Welsh , for applt . S. W. Fullerton , for respts . Order denying motion for new trial reversed , and ...
Page 19
... sold for $ 8,000 , it had depreciated considerably in value . The Court submitted to the jury the question whether defendants were justified in their refusal to take the boat , also the meaning of the abbre- viation " etc. " J. E. ...
... sold for $ 8,000 , it had depreciated considerably in value . The Court submitted to the jury the question whether defendants were justified in their refusal to take the boat , also the meaning of the abbre- viation " etc. " J. E. ...
Page 21
... sold the mortgaged premises sided , and the same which was con- veyed to her " by the last will and testament of her late husband . " As security for the payment of the con- sideration , she took at the time from the company its bond ...
... sold the mortgaged premises sided , and the same which was con- veyed to her " by the last will and testament of her late husband . " As security for the payment of the con- sideration , she took at the time from the company its bond ...
Page 22
... sold as the tract conveyed to the widow by the last will and testament of her late husband . The mortgage de- scribed the property as the tract of land conveyed on the same day to the mortgagor . The decree ordering the sale described ...
... sold as the tract conveyed to the widow by the last will and testament of her late husband . The mortgage de- scribed the property as the tract of land conveyed on the same day to the mortgagor . The decree ordering the sale described ...
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