Reports of Cases Heard and Determined in the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Volume 111 |
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Page 35
... Fourth Department , January , 1906 . liquor is carried on within ten days after the receipt thereof after deducting the amount allowed for collecting the same . The stat- ute operates upon the fund from the very moment of its collec ...
... Fourth Department , January , 1906 . liquor is carried on within ten days after the receipt thereof after deducting the amount allowed for collecting the same . The stat- ute operates upon the fund from the very moment of its collec ...
Page 37
... Fourth Department , January , 1906 . the judgment was reversed on the ground that the surrogate had no jurisdiction to hear and determine the claim , except upon the judicial settlement of the executors ' accounts . ( Matter of Clark v ...
... Fourth Department , January , 1906 . the judgment was reversed on the ground that the surrogate had no jurisdiction to hear and determine the claim , except upon the judicial settlement of the executors ' accounts . ( Matter of Clark v ...
Page 165
... Fourth avenue opposite the plaintiffs ' premises on the southwest corner of One Hundred and Twenty - ninth street and Fourth avenue , in the city of New York . Prior to the year 1828 one Charles Henry Hall was the owner of the premises ...
... Fourth avenue opposite the plaintiffs ' premises on the southwest corner of One Hundred and Twenty - ninth street and Fourth avenue , in the city of New York . Prior to the year 1828 one Charles Henry Hall was the owner of the premises ...
Page 166
... Fourth avenue from Twenty - third street to the IIarlem river , provided that the width of such double or single track should not exceed twenty - four feet , with various conditions and provisos , which ordinance was accepted by the ...
... Fourth avenue from Twenty - third street to the IIarlem river , provided that the width of such double or single track should not exceed twenty - four feet , with various conditions and provisos , which ordinance was accepted by the ...
Page 167
... Fourth avenue . Whatever interest in this strip of twenty - four feet had been acquired by the rail- road company from Hall was , under this proceeding , acquired by the city of New York . The railroad company , however , continued to ...
... Fourth avenue . Whatever interest in this strip of twenty - four feet had been acquired by the rail- road company from Hall was , under this proceeding , acquired by the city of New York . The railroad company , however , continued to ...
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