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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... rule as stated ; and he was further , in case such examina- tion did not disclose a bias calling upon the court to excuse the juror , entitled to his peremptory challenge , in case he believed , from such examination , that the relation ...
... rule as stated ; and he was further , in case such examina- tion did not disclose a bias calling upon the court to excuse the juror , entitled to his peremptory challenge , in case he believed , from such examination , that the relation ...
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... rule of construc- tion that , where there is a devise to one person absolutely , and , in case of his death , to another , the words of contingency refer to a death in the lifetime of the testator . Clayton v . Lowe , 5 Barn . & Ald ...
... rule of construc- tion that , where there is a devise to one person absolutely , and , in case of his death , to another , the words of contingency refer to a death in the lifetime of the testator . Clayton v . Lowe , 5 Barn . & Ald ...
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... rule has no application when the first devisee or legatce takes a life estate , and is applied only when the prior gift is absolute and unrestricted . The reason assigned for the rule is that , as death is a certain event , and time ...
... rule has no application when the first devisee or legatce takes a life estate , and is applied only when the prior gift is absolute and unrestricted . The reason assigned for the rule is that , as death is a certain event , and time ...
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... rule in reference to the validity of appointments un- der powers contained in wills seems to be that the appointment is to be read as though it had been incorporated in the original will , and , applying this rule of construction to the ...
... rule in reference to the validity of appointments un- der powers contained in wills seems to be that the appointment is to be read as though it had been incorporated in the original will , and , applying this rule of construction to the ...
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... rule which has been adduced therefrom is that a machine or structure not obviously dangerous , which has been in daily use for years , and has uniformly proved adequate , safe , and conven- ient , may be continued in use without the ...
... rule which has been adduced therefrom is that a machine or structure not obviously dangerous , which has been in daily use for years , and has uniformly proved adequate , safe , and conven- ient , may be continued in use without the ...
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