Reports of Cases Heard and Determined in the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Volume 113 |
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... evidence whatever which could be made the basis of any substantial addition to the amount claimed by the executors to be the amount of property which belonged to David Kennedy at his death except the evidence of the witness Phillips ...
... evidence whatever which could be made the basis of any substantial addition to the amount claimed by the executors to be the amount of property which belonged to David Kennedy at his death except the evidence of the witness Phillips ...
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... evidence defendant moved for a dismissal of the complaint on the ground among others that the only cause of action alleged in the complaint was to set aside the deed and bill of sale as fraudulent , and that the evidence was ...
... evidence defendant moved for a dismissal of the complaint on the ground among others that the only cause of action alleged in the complaint was to set aside the deed and bill of sale as fraudulent , and that the evidence was ...
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... evidence given by the administrator involving personal transactions between him- self and the intestate . We held that this evidence was chargeable to the scope and form of inquiries addressed by the appellant's counsel to the ...
... evidence given by the administrator involving personal transactions between him- self and the intestate . We held that this evidence was chargeable to the scope and form of inquiries addressed by the appellant's counsel to the ...
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... evidence to show that the plaintiff's attorney in the present action was origi- nally employed by the landlord to collect the claim for rent against the defendant ; that on the 31st day of March , 1905 , the said attor- ney wrote to the ...
... evidence to show that the plaintiff's attorney in the present action was origi- nally employed by the landlord to collect the claim for rent against the defendant ; that on the 31st day of March , 1905 , the said attor- ney wrote to the ...
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... evidence , for if all of the matters had been established which it may be assumed would have been established by the evidence as the defendant desired it , there would still be the fact that even if the plaintiff's attorney was the real ...
... evidence , for if all of the matters had been established which it may be assumed would have been established by the evidence as the defendant desired it , there would still be the fact that even if the plaintiff's attorney was the real ...
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