Reports of Cases Heard and Determined in the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Volume 87 |
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... sustained by the rec- ords of that court , nor do we think that such question can be raised upon this motion . The judgment for costs being then a valid judgment in favor of this defendant , it remains to determine whether the new board ...
... sustained by the rec- ords of that court , nor do we think that such question can be raised upon this motion . The judgment for costs being then a valid judgment in favor of this defendant , it remains to determine whether the new board ...
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... sustained by counsel for the respondents , and Higham v . Ridgway ( 10 East , 109 ) is cited as an authority upholding its correctness . That case permitted the introduction in evidence of books of a midwife showing the date of delivery ...
... sustained by counsel for the respondents , and Higham v . Ridgway ( 10 East , 109 ) is cited as an authority upholding its correctness . That case permitted the introduction in evidence of books of a midwife showing the date of delivery ...
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... sustained . ( King v . Talbot , 40 N. Y. 76. ) But the two estates are so intertwined that it is impossible to affirm the judgment as to one and reverse it as to the other . If on the new trial to be ordered it shall transpire that Mary ...
... sustained . ( King v . Talbot , 40 N. Y. 76. ) But the two estates are so intertwined that it is impossible to affirm the judgment as to one and reverse it as to the other . If on the new trial to be ordered it shall transpire that Mary ...
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... sustained . The action is brought by Eugene Barton , joined with the sheriff of the county of New York , in aid of an attachment issued against the property of Harriet C. Collins in an action prosecuted by Barton against her . The ...
... sustained . The action is brought by Eugene Barton , joined with the sheriff of the county of New York , in aid of an attachment issued against the property of Harriet C. Collins in an action prosecuted by Barton against her . The ...
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... sustained , with costs . GOODRICH , P. J. , WOODWARD and HOOKER , JJ . , concurred . Interlocutory judgment reversed , with costs , and demurrer sus- tained , with costs , with leave to the respondents to amend within twenty days upon ...
... sustained , with costs . GOODRICH , P. J. , WOODWARD and HOOKER , JJ . , concurred . Interlocutory judgment reversed , with costs , and demurrer sus- tained , with costs , with leave to the respondents to amend within twenty days upon ...
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