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The right of action in the present case , therefore , depends upon the fact that the
trees overhang the plaintiffs ' premises , not upon the character of the trees , that
being merely an element in determining the amount of the damage sustained by
...
The right of action in the present case , therefore , depends upon the fact that the
trees overhang the plaintiffs ' premises , not upon the character of the trees , that
being merely an element in determining the amount of the damage sustained by
...
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The scheme was this : The Perfection ( ' ompany was to sell for not less than par
value its holding of the capital stock of the Riley - Klotz company , and with the
proceeds of such sale buy an equal amount of its own stock and retire and cancel
...
The scheme was this : The Perfection ( ' ompany was to sell for not less than par
value its holding of the capital stock of the Riley - Klotz company , and with the
proceeds of such sale buy an equal amount of its own stock and retire and cancel
...
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The price brought was just enough to pay the amount due upon the note . The
purchaser was Mr . ( ' lark , the treasurer of the Perfection ( ' ompany . The validity
of this sale was never questioned by Wellner , so far as the case shows , and it ...
The price brought was just enough to pay the amount due upon the note . The
purchaser was Mr . ( ' lark , the treasurer of the Perfection ( ' ompany . The validity
of this sale was never questioned by Wellner , so far as the case shows , and it ...
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In assessing shares of a national bank , the total valuation of all the shares at
their true value is to be ascertained ; and from this is to be deducted the amount
of the assessment on real estate and such other items as the statute permits to be
...
In assessing shares of a national bank , the total valuation of all the shares at
their true value is to be ascertained ; and from this is to be deducted the amount
of the assessment on real estate and such other items as the statute permits to be
...
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The city insists that the basis for the ascertainment of the amount is the exchange
value in the market from which such deductions are to be made as are authorized
by section 17 of the act and by the act of 1905 as construed in Lippincott v .
The city insists that the basis for the ascertainment of the amount is the exchange
value in the market from which such deductions are to be made as are authorized
by section 17 of the act and by the act of 1905 as construed in Lippincott v .
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| Title | Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court And, at Law, in the Court of Errors and Appeals of the State of New Jersey, Volume 81 |
| Author | New Jersey. Supreme Court |
| Publisher | Soney and Sage, 1912 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 15 May 2008 |
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