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Page 30
In 1891 an order was made by the City Court granting leave to issue execution and execution was issued . The interest of the debtor in the testator's real estate was sold and conveyed by the sheriff , and the same by mesne conveyances ...
In 1891 an order was made by the City Court granting leave to issue execution and execution was issued . The interest of the debtor in the testator's real estate was sold and conveyed by the sheriff , and the same by mesne conveyances ...
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The will expressly declares that , in the event of the death of a child before the termination of the life estate , the issue of said deceased child shall take the parents ' share . One son , Edward M. Senior , died before his mother's ...
The will expressly declares that , in the event of the death of a child before the termination of the life estate , the issue of said deceased child shall take the parents ' share . One son , Edward M. Senior , died before his mother's ...
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The evidence shows that the testator at the time of the execution of this codicil was a prominent business man in this city ; that he died on the 21st day of February , 1906 , without issue , or the descendants of any issue , and left ...
The evidence shows that the testator at the time of the execution of this codicil was a prominent business man in this city ; that he died on the 21st day of February , 1906 , without issue , or the descendants of any issue , and left ...
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It cannot be said that the verdict of the jury upon that issue was contrary to or against the weight of the evidence . The only remaining question to be determined upon this appeal is whether or not the alleged counterclaim of the ...
It cannot be said that the verdict of the jury upon that issue was contrary to or against the weight of the evidence . The only remaining question to be determined upon this appeal is whether or not the alleged counterclaim of the ...
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It does not seem necessary to discuss the proposition that such evidence bore directly upon the issue to be decided by the jury . It is not likely that the defendant agreed to give more than he was to receive . The issue between the ...
It does not seem necessary to discuss the proposition that such evidence bore directly upon the issue to be decided by the jury . It is not likely that the defendant agreed to give more than he was to receive . The issue between 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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