Reports of Cases Heard and Determined in the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Volume 178 |
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... opinion of the court below . The affirmance or reversal of the judgment of the Appellate Division does not necessarily show that the Court of Appeals concurred in or dis- sented from the statements contained in the opinion of the ...
... opinion of the court below . The affirmance or reversal of the judgment of the Appellate Division does not necessarily show that the Court of Appeals concurred in or dis- sented from the statements contained in the opinion of the ...
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... opinion , and as modified affirmed , with ten dollars costs and disbursements to appellant . Order to be settled on notice . THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY , as Trustee , under the Trust Agreement , Executed December 6 , 1904 , by HARRY S ...
... opinion , and as modified affirmed , with ten dollars costs and disbursements to appellant . Order to be settled on notice . THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY , as Trustee , under the Trust Agreement , Executed December 6 , 1904 , by HARRY S ...
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... opinion below , 158 N. Y. 734 ) , and Matter of McCormick ( 40 App . Div . 73 ) . Upon a careful reading , however , the cases may easily be reconciled . In Gas- quet v . Pollock it appears that one Eveline G. Marshall had , by will ...
... opinion below , 158 N. Y. 734 ) , and Matter of McCormick ( 40 App . Div . 73 ) . Upon a careful reading , however , the cases may easily be reconciled . In Gas- quet v . Pollock it appears that one Eveline G. Marshall had , by will ...
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... opinion that the document in question does not evidence a usurious agreement because it leaves the ques- tion of payment of a sum in excess of legal interest optional with the borrower upon a condition which it was within his power not ...
... opinion that the document in question does not evidence a usurious agreement because it leaves the ques- tion of payment of a sum in excess of legal interest optional with the borrower upon a condition which it was within his power not ...
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... opinion that it was optional with the borrower whether he would sell and pay the bonus . There breathes through the whole contract the manifest intention that the lender was to have the right to have returned the principal and interest ...
... opinion that it was optional with the borrower whether he would sell and pay the bonus . There breathes through the whole contract the manifest intention that the lender was to have the right to have returned the principal and interest ...
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