Reports of Cases Heard and Determined in the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Volumen158 |
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... held , that the direction of a verdict in favor of the defendant was error . Directors are bound to use a reasonable degree of care in the performance of such duties as properly pertain to their office , and which prudence would require ...
... held , that the direction of a verdict in favor of the defendant was error . Directors are bound to use a reasonable degree of care in the performance of such duties as properly pertain to their office , and which prudence would require ...
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... held by the plaintiff , it was conceded that the testator made the notes and that the amount sought to be recovered thereon had not been paid . It was contended that the notes were made by the testator for the accommodation of the ...
... held by the plaintiff , it was conceded that the testator made the notes and that the amount sought to be recovered thereon had not been paid . It was contended that the notes were made by the testator for the accommodation of the ...
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... held by it . Prior to the making of these notes , various of the officers of the bank , including the president , French , had become inter- ested in the Argonaut Mining and Milling Company , of Nova Scotia , and the bank then held a ...
... held by it . Prior to the making of these notes , various of the officers of the bank , including the president , French , had become inter- ested in the Argonaut Mining and Milling Company , of Nova Scotia , and the bank then held a ...
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... held , that a finding that the plaintiff was employed by a cattle shipper at the time of his injury , and hence was not a mere trespasser upon the defendant's property was against the weight of evidence , and that a judgment in his ...
... held , that a finding that the plaintiff was employed by a cattle shipper at the time of his injury , and hence was not a mere trespasser upon the defendant's property was against the weight of evidence , and that a judgment in his ...
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... held that the facts did not admit of the necessary inferences to find the intestate free from contributory negligence . And the court there held that the circumstances pointed quite as much to the lack of reasonable care or even to the ...
... held that the facts did not admit of the necessary inferences to find the intestate free from contributory negligence . And the court there held that the circumstances pointed quite as much to the lack of reasonable care or even to the ...
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