The New York Supplement, Volumen27West Publishing Company, 1894 "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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Página 96
... held in this country that an act of the employee , the motive of which appeared to be his own malice , did not render the employer liable even though done within the scope of the employment ; but all the authorities which sanction that ...
... held in this country that an act of the employee , the motive of which appeared to be his own malice , did not render the employer liable even though done within the scope of the employment ; but all the authorities which sanction that ...
Página 101
... held to have known that Smith had either dated the notes at the time he used them , or had left the figures " 1888 " in the notes , and had so filled the blanks as to make them payable in January , 1891. Being thus advised , he indorsed ...
... held to have known that Smith had either dated the notes at the time he used them , or had left the figures " 1888 " in the notes , and had so filled the blanks as to make them payable in January , 1891. Being thus advised , he indorsed ...
Página 147
... held that , in the absence of fraud or mistake in the pro- ceedings , the general term had no power to send the case back , or to appoint a new commission , but that the determination of the commissioners was final . This conclusion was ...
... held that , in the absence of fraud or mistake in the pro- ceedings , the general term had no power to send the case back , or to appoint a new commission , but that the determination of the commissioners was final . This conclusion was ...
Página 159
... held that the retention , without objection , of proofs of loss timely served , is a waiver of all technicalities or informalities which might have been cor- rected if they had been promptly pointed out , ( Titus v . Insurance Co. , 8 ...
... held that the retention , without objection , of proofs of loss timely served , is a waiver of all technicalities or informalities which might have been cor- rected if they had been promptly pointed out , ( Titus v . Insurance Co. , 8 ...
Página 160
... held to have waived timely service of notice of protest by the mere fact of retaining a notice served eighteen days after the time legally appointed for such service . Some affirmative act or expression recognizing continuing liability ...
... held to have waived timely service of notice of protest by the mere fact of retaining a notice served eighteen days after the time legally appointed for such service . Some affirmative act or expression recognizing continuing liability ...
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agreement alleged amount Appeal from special Argued assignment attorney authority Bank bond and mortgage cause of action charge city court City Ct claim Code common carrier complaint concur contract corporation costs counsel court of equity damages deceased defendant appeals defendant's duty entitled evidence execution executor fact favor of plaintiff February February 12 fendant granted ground held indorsed injury interest January 18 John V. L. Pruyn judge Judgment affirmed judgment entered jury land lease liable lien ment Misc mortgage motion N. Y. Supp negligence Niagara county notice order denying owner paid parties payment person possession premises proceedings question railroad Railroad Co reason received recover referred refused respondent reversed rule Seneca Nation special term statute street Supreme Court testator testified testimony thereof tiff tion trial trustee verdict witness York York county