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and 140 New York State Reporter the fact , from rejecting the property as not in fulfillment of the con- tract made . Immediately upon ascertaining that the monument was not of the quality of granite contracted for , the plaintiff ...
and 140 New York State Reporter the fact , from rejecting the property as not in fulfillment of the con- tract made . Immediately upon ascertaining that the monument was not of the quality of granite contracted for , the plaintiff ...
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The payment therefore , at the time that it was made , being in pursuance of a legal obligation to pay under any facts of which he was then aware , should not be held to be an acceptance of the defective monument .
The payment therefore , at the time that it was made , being in pursuance of a legal obligation to pay under any facts of which he was then aware , should not be held to be an acceptance of the defective monument .
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It is unnecessary to attempt to determine this point , however , because the decision of the case , as I find the facts , does not depend upon it . Even if the defendant's barrenness were proven beyond question , that fact alone would ...
It is unnecessary to attempt to determine this point , however , because the decision of the case , as I find the facts , does not depend upon it . Even if the defendant's barrenness were proven beyond question , that fact alone would ...
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The alteration might not appear on the face of the particular record , and it might be inconvenient , or impossible , to show the fact by evidence outside . Be- fore the change , the papers would be evidence of ...
The alteration might not appear on the face of the particular record , and it might be inconvenient , or impossible , to show the fact by evidence outside . Be- fore the change , the papers would be evidence of ...
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Neither the executor nor the trustee is vested by the testator with power of sale , which fact alone tends to negative a constructive intention to charge the realty with the defendant's legacy . Furthermore , the devise under the ...
Neither the executor nor the trustee is vested by the testator with power of sale , which fact alone tends to negative a constructive intention to charge the realty with the defendant's legacy . Furthermore , the devise under the ...
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| Title | The New York Supplement, Volume 106 National reporter system |
| Contributor | West Publishing Company |
| Publisher | West Publishing Company, 1908 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 6 Aug 2007 |
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