Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of Common Pleas for the City and County of New York, Volumen6Baker, Voorhis & Company, 1878 |
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... applied to the payment of the balance due on the Horatio street contract , which was the only money due Sturtzkober , and that as to the other $ 4,000 , he must be deemed to have been over- paid to that extent . Haden v . Buddensiek . 4 ...
... applied to the payment of the balance due on the Horatio street contract , which was the only money due Sturtzkober , and that as to the other $ 4,000 , he must be deemed to have been over- paid to that extent . Haden v . Buddensiek . 4 ...
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... applied the $ 8,000 payment , in the absence of an agreement by the parties on the subject , there can be no doubt that the parties had a perfect right to agree as to the contract to which this payment should be appropriated . This they ...
... applied the $ 8,000 payment , in the absence of an agreement by the parties on the subject , there can be no doubt that the parties had a perfect right to agree as to the contract to which this payment should be appropriated . This they ...
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... applied to this case , which I will briefly enumerate : 1. That statutes are to be interpreted according to the intent , and not necessarily according to the letter . 2. That where the words are obscure , so that the intent does not ...
... applied to this case , which I will briefly enumerate : 1. That statutes are to be interpreted according to the intent , and not necessarily according to the letter . 2. That where the words are obscure , so that the intent does not ...
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... applied to the corporation counsel , and that officer , instead of giving any opinion as to how the positive provision of the statute , that the damage to the land owner from the closing of the street is to be ascertained and paid , was ...
... applied to the corporation counsel , and that officer , instead of giving any opinion as to how the positive provision of the statute , that the damage to the land owner from the closing of the street is to be ascertained and paid , was ...
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... applied to this case , which I will briefly enumerate : 1. That statutes are to be interpreted according to the intent , and not necessarily according to the letter . 2. That where the words are obscure , so that the intent does not ...
... applied to this case , which I will briefly enumerate : 1. That statutes are to be interpreted according to the intent , and not necessarily according to the letter . 2. That where the words are obscure , so that the intent does not ...
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action was brought affidavit affirmed Aldermen and Commonalty alleged allowed amended amount APPEAL by defendant applied appointed arrest assessment Asten attorney authority bail Bank Barb bill of particulars Bomanjee Byramjee Colah Carey cause of action charge CHARLES claim clerk committee Company complaint concurred contract corporation costs Court of Appeals court of equity covenant creditor DALY damages Decided defendant defendant's delivered demurrer duty enforce entitled equity evidence execution executor facts fendant held indorsed Insurance John Whyte JOSEPH F judge judgment judgment debtor jurisdiction jury justice LARREMORE liable lien lunatic Marine Court Mary Carey Mayor ment motion nolle prosequi notice opinion Orvis owner paid parties payment person plaintiff premises proceedings provision purchaser question received recover referee referred rent reversed salary scire facias seed sheriff statute street surety thereof tion trial verdict Wend York
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