The New York Supplement, Volume 37West Publishing Company, 1896 - 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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Page xiii
... Street , In re ( Sup . ) . .1147 Opening One Hundred and Sixteenth Street , In re ( Sup . ) 508 Oppenheimer , Tedesco v . ( Sup . ) . O'Sullivan , Manhattan R. Co. v . ( Sup . ) .... 1063 Otten v . Manhattan R. Co. ( Sup . ) . Palladino ...
... Street , In re ( Sup . ) . .1147 Opening One Hundred and Sixteenth Street , In re ( Sup . ) 508 Oppenheimer , Tedesco v . ( Sup . ) . O'Sullivan , Manhattan R. Co. v . ( Sup . ) .... 1063 Otten v . Manhattan R. Co. ( Sup . ) . Palladino ...
Page xvii
... . Motion granted . 42 N. E. 721 . Board of Street Opening , In re . Appeal dismissed . 42 N. E. 721 . .24 N. Y. Supp . 392 .32 N. Y. Supp . 1115 .33 N. Y. Supp . 299 37N.Y.S. - b ( xvii ) Judgment affirmed . 42 N. E. 722. 147 N. Y..
... . Motion granted . 42 N. E. 721 . Board of Street Opening , In re . Appeal dismissed . 42 N. E. 721 . .24 N. Y. Supp . 392 .32 N. Y. Supp . 1115 .33 N. Y. Supp . 299 37N.Y.S. - b ( xvii ) Judgment affirmed . 42 N. E. 722. 147 N. Y..
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... street , New York . The other plaintiffs are Louis A. Horst , residing in London , England , and E. Clemens Horst , residing in Sacramento , California . The plaintiffs ' attorneys are Briesen & Knauth , whose office ad- dress is 229 ...
... street , New York . The other plaintiffs are Louis A. Horst , residing in London , England , and E. Clemens Horst , residing in Sacramento , California . The plaintiffs ' attorneys are Briesen & Knauth , whose office ad- dress is 229 ...
Page 83
... street and Seventh avenue , in this city . Prior to the year 1868 the title was in Thomas Gregan , who died intestate and in- solvent on January 4 , 1868 , leaving , him surviving , a widow and one son , Edward T. Gregan . The ...
... street and Seventh avenue , in this city . Prior to the year 1868 the title was in Thomas Gregan , who died intestate and in- solvent on January 4 , 1868 , leaving , him surviving , a widow and one son , Edward T. Gregan . The ...
Page 95
... street , in the city of New York , and John Jacob Astor , executor of William B. Astor , as owner of said premises , for personal injuries . A judgment of the trial term of the court of common pleas , in which the action was brought ...
... street , in the city of New York , and John Jacob Astor , executor of William B. Astor , as owner of said premises , for personal injuries . A judgment of the trial term of the court of common pleas , in which the action was brought ...
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