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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Page 18
... says the question was whether any juror was acquainted with the city attorney , Laing , and whether he had done any business for them of any kind , and in this statement Dirnberger concurs . Whether this was in fact the question is a ...
... says the question was whether any juror was acquainted with the city attorney , Laing , and whether he had done any business for them of any kind , and in this statement Dirnberger concurs . Whether this was in fact the question is a ...
Page 19
... says : " It is not necessary to show that the mind of the juror , thus tampered with , was influenced by this at- tempt . Perhaps it is not in his power to say whether it was influenced or not . If he was , there is sufficient cause to ...
... says : " It is not necessary to show that the mind of the juror , thus tampered with , was influenced by this at- tempt . Perhaps it is not in his power to say whether it was influenced or not . If he was , there is sufficient cause to ...
Page 23
... says : " Possession taken under a mortgage , or a record of it made shortly before the insolvency or bankruptcy of the mortgagor , is sufficient to protect a mort- gagee . " And again he says : " The mortgage is valid between the ...
... says : " Possession taken under a mortgage , or a record of it made shortly before the insolvency or bankruptcy of the mortgagor , is sufficient to protect a mort- gagee . " And again he says : " The mortgage is valid between the ...
Page 27
... says : " It is only in the case of an absolute devise or bequest to one , and in case of his death to another , that the words are given such a meaning ; and the rule has no application to a case where the first devisee or legatee takes ...
... says : " It is only in the case of an absolute devise or bequest to one , and in case of his death to another , that the words are given such a meaning ; and the rule has no application to a case where the first devisee or legatee takes ...
Page 94
... says : " My will is , and I wish to be understood , that my sons Francis A. Turfler and Jacob C. Turfler shall not come into possession of their property until after the death of my wife , Elizabeth , unless she consents thereto in ...
... says : " My will is , and I wish to be understood , that my sons Francis A. Turfler and Jacob C. Turfler shall not come into possession of their property until after the death of my wife , Elizabeth , unless she consents thereto in ...
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