The New York Supplement, Volume 230West 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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... lien in ques- tion until after foreclosure proceedings had been commenced against him ; that one Moffett , attorney for Firth , had accepted a check for $ 59 from respondent on October 23 , 1924 , sent with a letter advising Moffett ...
... lien in ques- tion until after foreclosure proceedings had been commenced against him ; that one Moffett , attorney for Firth , had accepted a check for $ 59 from respondent on October 23 , 1924 , sent with a letter advising Moffett ...
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... liens 75 ( 2 ) -Land of owner , acquiescing in construction of building on portion thereof by purchaser under verbal land contract , held not subject to mechanics ' liens ; " consent " ( Lien Law , § 3 ) . Where owner orally contracted ...
... liens 75 ( 2 ) -Land of owner , acquiescing in construction of building on portion thereof by purchaser under verbal land contract , held not subject to mechanics ' liens ; " consent " ( Lien Law , § 3 ) . Where owner orally contracted ...
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... lien . None of the essential facts in the case are in dis- pute . The only questions involved are questions of law ... liens against the property . The plaintiff seeks to foreclose one of them , making Eshelman and other lienors parties ...
... lien . None of the essential facts in the case are in dis- pute . The only questions involved are questions of law ... liens against the property . The plaintiff seeks to foreclose one of them , making Eshelman and other lienors parties ...
Page 93
... lien of the parties supplying labor and materials . Eshelman took no part in the erection of the creamery . He did not induce the various lienors to supply the labor or materials that went into it . This was done solely at the instance ...
... lien of the parties supplying labor and materials . Eshelman took no part in the erection of the creamery . He did not induce the various lienors to supply the labor or materials that went into it . This was done solely at the instance ...
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... lien on the property . We are of the opinion their liens attach to whatever equity Eichner had in the prem- ises . What , then , is that equity ? It is true that the verbal contract made to convey between Eichner and Eshelman , being ...
... lien on the property . We are of the opinion their liens attach to whatever equity Eichner had in the prem- ises . What , then , is that equity ? It is true that the verbal contract made to convey between Eichner and Eshelman , being ...
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Page 526 - Schloendorff v. Society of New York Hospital, 211 NY 125, 105 NE 92, 52 LR A.
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