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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... intention to dismiss , and not merely to suspend , not- withstanding three months later the commissioners , evidently as a precau- tionary measure , passed a resolution that the inspector's services were no longer required , and that he ...
... intention to dismiss , and not merely to suspend , not- withstanding three months later the commissioners , evidently as a precau- tionary measure , passed a resolution that the inspector's services were no longer required , and that he ...
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... intention to dis- miss , and not merely to suspend ; and the action of February 6 , 1889 , does not , in our judgment , in any way qualify this construc- tion . Such action was undoubtedly caused by the fact of the con- dition of the ...
... intention to dis- miss , and not merely to suspend ; and the action of February 6 , 1889 , does not , in our judgment , in any way qualify this construc- tion . Such action was undoubtedly caused by the fact of the con- dition of the ...
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... intention , to my mind , was that his two sons should take an equal one - third share of his estate ab- solutely , provided they did leave issue , but , in the contingency that either should die without issue living at the time of his ...
... intention , to my mind , was that his two sons should take an equal one - third share of his estate ab- solutely , provided they did leave issue , but , in the contingency that either should die without issue living at the time of his ...
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... intention of the testator , but we differ with him in what he considers to be " well - settled rules of construc- tion . " " But , in case of the death of my sons , Alfred and Charles E. , or either of them , without issue living at the ...
... intention of the testator , but we differ with him in what he considers to be " well - settled rules of construc- tion . " " But , in case of the death of my sons , Alfred and Charles E. , or either of them , without issue living at the ...
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... intention to dedicate the lands to the public . No conveyance was made of any lot on Beach avenue be- tween the lots already referred to , which fronted , as we have ob- served , one on 149th street , and the other on Kelly street . The ...
... intention to dedicate the lands to the public . No conveyance was made of any lot on Beach avenue be- tween the lots already referred to , which fronted , as we have ob- served , one on 149th street , and the other on Kelly street . The ...
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