The New York Supplement, Volume 227West Publishing Company, 1928 "Cases argued and determined in the Court of Appeals, Supreme and lower courts of record of New York State, with key number annotations." (varies) |
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... purchased a Rolls - Royce , costing $ 16,000 , for the family use . He was worth over a half million dollars . He stated to the wife and brother - in - law that he had matters so fixed that she could not reach any of his property , and ...
... purchased a Rolls - Royce , costing $ 16,000 , for the family use . He was worth over a half million dollars . He stated to the wife and brother - in - law that he had matters so fixed that she could not reach any of his property , and ...
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... purchase of 10,000 bushels of December old wheat at the price of $ 182 per 100 bushels , and charged the plaintiffs ' account with the difference between the sale and the cost prices , to wit , the sum of $ 3,426.48 . None of the ...
... purchase of 10,000 bushels of December old wheat at the price of $ 182 per 100 bushels , and charged the plaintiffs ' account with the difference between the sale and the cost prices , to wit , the sum of $ 3,426.48 . None of the ...
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... purchasing in the last days of December 10,000 bushels of wheat , must be borne by them . If , in fact , Cohen & Co. did notify the plaintiffs , as they claim , and the plaintiffs neglected to record the transaction and charge to the ...
... purchasing in the last days of December 10,000 bushels of wheat , must be borne by them . If , in fact , Cohen & Co. did notify the plaintiffs , as they claim , and the plaintiffs neglected to record the transaction and charge to the ...
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... purchase from his wife . In the second cause of action the plaintiff alleges a purchase by him from his wife's sister and an oral agreement by his wife to take title in trust for him . The defendant's mother gave to her in 1914 about an ...
... purchase from his wife . In the second cause of action the plaintiff alleges a purchase by him from his wife's sister and an oral agreement by his wife to take title in trust for him . The defendant's mother gave to her in 1914 about an ...
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fendant's sister to purchase this property for $ 200 , and that he and the defendant agreed that title be taken in the name of the latter , and that she would hold the property in trust for him , and would convey the premises to him on ...
fendant's sister to purchase this property for $ 200 , and that he and the defendant agreed that title be taken in the name of the latter , and that she would hold the property in trust for him , and would convey the premises to him on ...
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