The New York Supplement, Volume 24West Publishing Company, 1893 "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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... held that parties holding offices in the various departments could not be suspended without pay , but , in order that their right to salary should be terminated , they should be dismissed . The full force of these decisions , how- ever ...
... held that parties holding offices in the various departments could not be suspended without pay , but , in order that their right to salary should be terminated , they should be dismissed . The full force of these decisions , how- ever ...
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... held , in the cases cited , could not be done , without paying the officer his current salary . That this was the construc- tion placed upon the notice by the commissioners themselves is evidenced by the subsequent dismissal . This ...
... held , in the cases cited , could not be done , without paying the officer his current salary . That this was the construc- tion placed upon the notice by the commissioners themselves is evidenced by the subsequent dismissal . This ...
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... held that on a conditional sale of goods , under which the title was to remain in the vendor until certain moneys should be paid by the vendee , the sheriff will not be protected in levying upon the goods under an execution against the ...
... held that on a conditional sale of goods , under which the title was to remain in the vendor until certain moneys should be paid by the vendee , the sheriff will not be protected in levying upon the goods under an execution against the ...
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... held , however , in Jarvis v . Driggs , 69 N. Y. 147 , that this particular question was not decided in Brown v . Mayor , etc. , and that the tenant was not concluded by the landlord's affidavit as to the amount of rent . It is said in ...
... held , however , in Jarvis v . Driggs , 69 N. Y. 147 , that this particular question was not decided in Brown v . Mayor , etc. , and that the tenant was not concluded by the landlord's affidavit as to the amount of rent . It is said in ...
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... held the fee to certain property , and against one who held the same under a lease from a former owner , and from an order confirming the award of commissioners assessing defendant's damages , would not be stayed where defendant ...
... held the fee to certain property , and against one who held the same under a lease from a former owner , and from an order confirming the award of commissioners assessing defendant's damages , would not be stayed where defendant ...
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