The New York Supplement, Volume 136West Publishing Company, 1912 "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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... claiming that she was f the rings and that she had lost the pawn ticket , applied iffs for a second or stop ticket , as ... claim that the rings belonged to her . 2 ] Having secured the rings by means of an affidavit setting that they ...
... claiming that she was f the rings and that she had lost the pawn ticket , applied iffs for a second or stop ticket , as ... claim that the rings belonged to her . 2 ] Having secured the rings by means of an affidavit setting that they ...
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... claim that the rings belonged to her . [ 1 , 2 ] Having secured the rings by means of an affidavit setting forth that they belonged to her , if that affidavit was false , she was bound to respond to the plaintiffs for the damages ...
... claim that the rings belonged to her . [ 1 , 2 ] Having secured the rings by means of an affidavit setting forth that they belonged to her , if that affidavit was false , she was bound to respond to the plaintiffs for the damages ...
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plaintiffs ' claim , but held that the judgment roll in that action was con- clusive upon this defendant upon the issue ... claim that the fact that the de- fendant was produced as a witness was sufficient notice to her . The mere fact ...
plaintiffs ' claim , but held that the judgment roll in that action was con- clusive upon this defendant upon the issue ... claim that the fact that the de- fendant was produced as a witness was sufficient notice to her . The mere fact ...
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... claim that the apparatus failed to operate as warranted , the learned trial judge was entirely justified in finding in defendant's favor , and plaintiff's appeal in respect of this point is without merit . [ 1 , 2 ] Defendant interposed ...
... claim that the apparatus failed to operate as warranted , the learned trial judge was entirely justified in finding in defendant's favor , and plaintiff's appeal in respect of this point is without merit . [ 1 , 2 ] Defendant interposed ...
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... CLAIM - DEFENSES . Where , in a suit for cartage furnished defendant , an officer , in aid of a levy under execution , it appeared that the judgment debtor had ap- proved the charge and voluntarily made payment to defendant , who ...
... CLAIM - DEFENSES . Where , in a suit for cartage furnished defendant , an officer , in aid of a levy under execution , it appeared that the judgment debtor had ap- proved the charge and voluntarily made payment to defendant , who ...
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