Reports of Cases Heard and Determined in the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Volume 73 |
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... intestate , it appeared that the defendant , whose railroad ran upon an embank . ment , desired to remove a stone culvert located at the bottom of the embank . ment and to replace it with a new structure , and that , in the performance ...
... intestate , it appeared that the defendant , whose railroad ran upon an embank . ment , desired to remove a stone culvert located at the bottom of the embank . ment and to replace it with a new structure , and that , in the performance ...
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... intestate was crushed to death by the falling earth . It appeared that the work of excavation was performed under ... intestate had been a member of the excavating gang , the defendant was not liable for the injuries sustained by him ...
... intestate was crushed to death by the falling earth . It appeared that the work of excavation was performed under ... intestate had been a member of the excavating gang , the defendant was not liable for the injuries sustained by him ...
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... intestate was one , commenced removing the earth from the space between the two rows of piles , and continued from day to day until the entire excavation was completed , the sides of which were left flush with the piles , and ...
... intestate was one , commenced removing the earth from the space between the two rows of piles , and continued from day to day until the entire excavation was completed , the sides of which were left flush with the piles , and ...
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... intestate , remained to assist the masons , and were so engaged when one of the sides of the excavation caved in , a large quantity of the earth falling upon plaintiff's intestate , and he sustained injuries from which he died almost ...
... intestate , remained to assist the masons , and were so engaged when one of the sides of the excavation caved in , a large quantity of the earth falling upon plaintiff's intestate , and he sustained injuries from which he died almost ...
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... intestate was working at the time of the accident was unsafe , it was because of the negli- gence of plaintiff's intestate or of his coservants in making it . If one class of servants negligently constructs an unsafe place for another ...
... intestate was working at the time of the accident was unsafe , it was because of the negli- gence of plaintiff's intestate or of his coservants in making it . If one class of servants negligently constructs an unsafe place for another ...
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Page 54 - In all other cases, the defendant may be found guilty of any offense the commission of which is necessarily included in that with which he is charged in the indictment
Page 93 - When the duration of any office, is not provided by this Constitution, it may be declared by law, and if not so declared, such office shall be held, during the pleasure of the authority making the appointment.
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Page 235 - The mayor of each city in this state shall appoint and employ suitable persons to prescribe, amend and enforce rules for the classification of the offices, places and employments in the classified service of such city, and for appointments and promotions therein and examinations therefor...
Page 464 - ... to any branch of the said service for duty in such position as he may be fitted to fill, receiving the same compensation therefor...
Page 121 - No member of this state shall be disfranchised, or deprived of any of the rights or privileges secured to any citizen thereof, unless by the law of the land or the judgment of his peers.
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