The New York Supplement, Volume 203West Publishing Company, 1924 - Law reports, digests, etc "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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... opinion of Scott , J. , it is said ( 157 App . Div . at page 451 , 142 N. Y. Supp . 389 ) : " There was an actual person , calling himself James Wilson , although that was not his real name , and it was that person to whom the tea ...
... opinion of Scott , J. , it is said ( 157 App . Div . at page 451 , 142 N. Y. Supp . 389 ) : " There was an actual person , calling himself James Wilson , although that was not his real name , and it was that person to whom the tea ...
Page 41
... opinion of the court said : " Within these authorities , as well as within the common use and accep tation of the term , I am of the opinion that the use of the word ' crook , ' as charged in the complaint , cannot be held to be ...
... opinion of the court said : " Within these authorities , as well as within the common use and accep tation of the term , I am of the opinion that the use of the word ' crook , ' as charged in the complaint , cannot be held to be ...
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... opinion of Rhodes , J. , at Special Term . All concur , except HINMAN , J. , dissenting , with an opinion in which VAN KIRK , J. , concurs . HINMAN , J. ( dissenting ) . There is a question in this case which disturbs me , and which ...
... opinion of Rhodes , J. , at Special Term . All concur , except HINMAN , J. , dissenting , with an opinion in which VAN KIRK , J. , concurs . HINMAN , J. ( dissenting ) . There is a question in this case which disturbs me , and which ...
Page 86
... opinion that we are governed by the laws of the state of New York , the testatrix having been a resident of this state at the time of her death . A gift for a charitable purpose to a corporation to be organized aft- er the death of the ...
... opinion that we are governed by the laws of the state of New York , the testatrix having been a resident of this state at the time of her death . A gift for a charitable purpose to a corporation to be organized aft- er the death of the ...
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... opinion that Rosenthal , by holding over after the expiration of the term provided for in his three - year lease , did not become a hold - over tenant , and that there was no implied contract between the plaintiff and said Rosenthal ...
... opinion that Rosenthal , by holding over after the expiration of the term provided for in his three - year lease , did not become a hold - over tenant , and that there was no implied contract between the plaintiff and said Rosenthal ...
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