The Miscellaneous Reports: Cases Decided in the Inferior Courts of Record of the State of New York, Volume 32James B. Lyon, 1900 - Law reports, digests, etc "Cases decided in the courts of record of the state of New York, other than the Court of Appeals and the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court, including the Appellate Term of the Supreme Court for the hearing of appeals from the City Court of the city of New York and the Municipal Court of the city of New York; special terms and trial terms of the Supreme Court, City Court of the city of New York, the Court of general sessions of the peace in and for the city and county of New York, county courts, and the Surrogates' Courts." (varies slightly) |
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... the construction of her building upon her said lot , caused her said lot to be
duly and carefully surveyed for the purpose by Louis A. Risse , civil engineer and
city surveyor , and it was then ascertained by said surveyor , with the knowledge
of ...
... the construction of her building upon her said lot , caused her said lot to be
duly and carefully surveyed for the purpose by Louis A. Risse , civil engineer and
city surveyor , and it was then ascertained by said surveyor , with the knowledge
of ...
Page 20
... and also in view of the determination then made by the parties as to the correct
line of the defendant ' s property and as to the construction of her wall , this court
ought not to interfere as a court of equity , and by a mandatory injunction decree ...
... and also in view of the determination then made by the parties as to the correct
line of the defendant ' s property and as to the construction of her wall , this court
ought not to interfere as a court of equity , and by a mandatory injunction decree ...
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The balance , $ 9,623,000 , were issued to the relator , $ 3,073,000 in exchange
for bonds which it had purchased , and $ 6,550,000 in payment for sums
expended by it in construction work upon the property . The relator subsequently
sold ...
The balance , $ 9,623,000 , were issued to the relator , $ 3,073,000 in exchange
for bonds which it had purchased , and $ 6,550,000 in payment for sums
expended by it in construction work upon the property . The relator subsequently
sold ...
Page 32
The manifest fallacy of this construction is correctly pointed out by the relator ,
who shows that this would lead to the result that any liability expressed “
otherwise ” is an indirect liability and cannot be deducted . After insisting that
force and ...
The manifest fallacy of this construction is correctly pointed out by the relator ,
who shows that this would lead to the result that any liability expressed “
otherwise ” is an indirect liability and cannot be deducted . After insisting that
force and ...
Page 34
Arnot v . Erie R. Co. , 67 N. Y. 315 , the defendant , in consideration of the
construction by another railroad company of a connecting line , indorsed an
alleged guaranty of the payment of the interest coupons on the bonds of that
company .
Arnot v . Erie R. Co. , 67 N. Y. 315 , the defendant , in consideration of the
construction by another railroad company of a connecting line , indorsed an
alleged guaranty of the payment of the interest coupons on the bonds of that
company .
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