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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... given upon his direct . His effort in his testimony undoubtedly was to place himself in a position of extreme danger just before or at the time when he first saw the approaching car . The distance between the rails of the two tracks at ...
... given upon his direct . His effort in his testimony undoubtedly was to place himself in a position of extreme danger just before or at the time when he first saw the approaching car . The distance between the rails of the two tracks at ...
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... given the absolute power of sale of his real estate , yet in the deed which she gave there is no mention of such power . The question presented for determination , therefore , is whether by such deed she conveyed the entire fee or ...
... given the absolute power of sale of his real estate , yet in the deed which she gave there is no mention of such power . The question presented for determination , therefore , is whether by such deed she conveyed the entire fee or ...
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... given to the intention of the parties if that can be ascertained . Here the intention is clear . The grantor received and the grantee paid full value for the premises , and the grantor covenanted that she would forever warrant and ...
... given to the intention of the parties if that can be ascertained . Here the intention is clear . The grantor received and the grantee paid full value for the premises , and the grantor covenanted that she would forever warrant and ...
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... given by Wallace Dewey and his wife and Martin Dewey to said Daniel Keese , dated August 2 , 1879 , for $ 277.50 , with interest thereon , was satis- fied of record . Said mortgage so satisfied covered said seventy - five acres of land ...
... given by Wallace Dewey and his wife and Martin Dewey to said Daniel Keese , dated August 2 , 1879 , for $ 277.50 , with interest thereon , was satis- fied of record . Said mortgage so satisfied covered said seventy - five acres of land ...
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... given a legacy of $ 2,000 and Irving R. Coughtry a legacy of $ 5,000 , each in lieu of legal commissions as executor and trustee ; $ 30,000 was given to William A. Smith in trust to pay the income to the testator's son , Frederick H ...
... given a legacy of $ 2,000 and Irving R. Coughtry a legacy of $ 5,000 , each in lieu of legal commissions as executor and trustee ; $ 30,000 was given to William A. Smith in trust to pay the income to the testator's son , Frederick H ...
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