...of residence being known to the payee and holder, both when the Note was given and when it matured, it was held, by the Court of Appeals of New York, that presentment of the Note to the maker, demand of payment from him, and notice to the indorser, were...

...of residence being known to the payee and holder, both when the Note was given and when it matured, it was held, by the Court of Appeals of New York, that presentment of the Note to the maker, demand of payment from him, and notice to the indorser, were...

...who might then re-enter upon the premises and repossess and enjoy the same as of his former estate, it was held by the court of appeals of New York that the reservation of the quarter sales, and the condition and right of re-entry, upon default of their...

...tax in New York on the transfer by will. In In re F earing' s Will, 200 NY 340, (decided in 1911,) it was held by the Court of Appeals of New York that bonds passing under the will of a non-resident, pursuant to a power of appointment, were not property...

...Curiam. ATTORNEY — LIEN — TRANSFER PENDING SUIT — PRIORITY — INDEMNITY — RREACH. — (1) An attorney who has rendered services in a partition...property as security for money owing them by him. (2) The fact that the surety on an administrator's bond has been put to expense in bringing bis principal...

...that resulted from the voluntary act of the petitioner in prosecnting an appeal. In People v. Brush, it was held by the Court of Appeals of New York that an appeal from a jndgment sentencing a defendant for murder in the first degree operates only as a stay...

...thereby exonerated from liability. In Filke v. Boston & Albany R. Co., 53 NY 549; S. C., 13 Am. Hep. 545, it was held by the Court of Appeals of New York that a corporation is liable to an employee for negligence or want of proper care in respect of such acts...

...legislative authority, nor is it invalid." In Bank of Rome v. Village of Home, (18 NYR 38,) decided in 1858, it was held by the Court of Appeals of New York, that a law which, by its terms, was to take effect immediately, but which conferred upon th eauthorities...

...that of private conversations between husband and wife. Stat. 1870, ch. :}93. In a very recent case, it was held by the Court of Appeals of New York, that a special statute authorizing testimony as to the title to a certain estate to be perpetuated under...

...save that of private conversations between husband and wife. St. 1870, c. 393. In a very recent case, it was held by the Court of Appeals of New York, that a special statute authorizing testimony as to the title to a certain estate to be perpetuated under...