Reports of Cases Adjudged in the Supreme Court of Judicature of the State of New York: From January Term 1799 to January Term 1803, Both Inclusive: Together with Cases Determined in the Court for the Correction of Errors During that Period, Volume 1Banks, Gould, 1846 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... judgment should be entered on the verdict , as it stood . 2. Whether the plaintiffs were entitled to recover only for the goods which were not condemned as contraband of war , and under this head , whether the ticklenberghs were ...
... judgment should be entered on the verdict , as it stood . 2. Whether the plaintiffs were entitled to recover only for the goods which were not condemned as contraband of war , and under this head , whether the ticklenberghs were ...
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... judgment accordingly . 3. If the court should be of opinion , that the plaintiffs were not entitled to recover any part of the sum insured , that then the judgment should be entered for the defendant . KENT , J. Two questions were ...
... judgment accordingly . 3. If the court should be of opinion , that the plaintiffs were not entitled to recover any part of the sum insured , that then the judgment should be entered for the defendant . KENT , J. Two questions were ...
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... judgment of the court was founded on a principle not connected with it . A verdict was taken for the plaintiff as for a total loss , subject to the opinion of the court on the whole case ; and it was agreed , that if the court should be ...
... judgment of the court was founded on a principle not connected with it . A verdict was taken for the plaintiff as for a total loss , subject to the opinion of the court on the whole case ; and it was agreed , that if the court should be ...
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... judgment ought to be rendered for the defendant . RADCLIFF , J. not having heard the argument in the cause , gave no opinion . Judgment for the defendant . Jones & Crawford v . Reed . JONES & CRAWFORD 20 CASES IN THE SUPREME COURT .
... judgment ought to be rendered for the defendant . RADCLIFF , J. not having heard the argument in the cause , gave no opinion . Judgment for the defendant . Jones & Crawford v . Reed . JONES & CRAWFORD 20 CASES IN THE SUPREME COURT .
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... judgment against both , it was held , that the justice could not proceed to give judgment , until both of the defendants were brought into court . IN error on certiorari . The plaintiffs , in error , were sued as joint debtors , before ...
... judgment against both , it was held , that the justice could not proceed to give judgment , until both of the defendants were brought into court . IN error on certiorari . The plaintiffs , in error , were sued as joint debtors , before ...
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