1 Seld. Notes
Volume 1 — Selden Notes
220 opinions
- 1 Seld. Notes 5Bank Commissioners v. St. Lawrence Bank (1852)
<p>Banks being prohibited, by statute, from giving notes on time, or on in terest; held, that where promissory notes were issued by a bank, payable at various times, from two to thirteen months from date, with interest, for the purpose of purchasing stocks to raise money to redeem the circulating notes of the bank, such notes were void.</p> <p>Held, also', that the payment of such notes, by an indorser, gave him no claim against the bank, either on the notes, or for money paid. And this, whether he was, or was not, liable as indorser, to the holder.</p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 7Farmers' Loan & Trust Co. v. Curtis (1852)
<p>Where a mortgage is given to secure the payment of the purchase-money it is valid, whether the deed of the premises has ever been delivered, so as to vest the title in the mortgagor, or not.</p> <p>A party in possession- of land under a contract of sale and purchase has such an interest in the premises as entitles a mortgagee to maintain an action to foreclose that interest.</p> <p>Where a corporation has the power, under its charter, to receive the title to lands for certain purposes, the court, in the absence of proof to the contrary, will presume that a conveyance made to it was made in accordance with, and not in violation of, its corporate powers.</p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 9James v. Andrews (1852)
<p>The statute of 1843 (chap. 377), reducing the time of advertising, to foreclose a mortgage, from 34 to 13 weeks, applies to all mortgages ; whether executed prior or subsequent to its passage.</p> <p>That act is not void as impairing the obligation of the contract.</p> <p>A mortgage authorized a sale, in case of default, “in the manner prescribed by law.” Meld that this was prospective, and related to the law which might be in force when the power came to be executed:</p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 10People v. Learned (1852)
- 1 Seld. Notes 11Kain v. Fisher (1852)
<p> Assets ; grass and fruits ; widow's right to personal property. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 11Franklin v. Pendleton (1852)
<p> Attachment against ships or vessels. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 12President of the Montgomery County Bank v. Albany City Bank (1852)
<p> BanTc ; liability for neglecting to present and demand payment of d/raft. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 14Laraway v. Perkins (1852)
<p> Action for breach of covenant; defences under plea of non est factum,. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 14President of the Montgomery County Bank v. Marsh (1852)
<p> Notice of protest; stockholder as a witness. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 15Lynch v. Welch (1852)
<p> Judgment on cognovit; execution. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 16Mitchell v. Cook (1852)
<p> Comptroller; his authority to assign bond and mortgage held as security for circulating notes. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 17Bailey v. Ryder (1852)
<p> Decree must be founded on statements in bill; jurisdiction of Supreme Court as to land in another state. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 18Jewett v. Miller (1852)
<p> Receiver, selling property, cannot be purchaser for his own use. Equitable estoppel. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 19Sheldon v. Paine (1852)
<p> Conclusiveness of sheriff’’s return on execution; liability of sheriff for acts of deputy. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 20Peck v. Ingersoll (1852)
<p> Landlord and tenant. Under-tenants may pay their rent to lessor, to protect their own possession. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 21Mead v. North Western Insurance (1852)
<p> Insurance; hazardous use of premises, contrary to conditions, or without permission. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 22O'Donnell v. Kelsey (1852)
- 1 Seld. Notes 23Burdick v. Collins (1852)
- 1 Seld. Notes 23Gardner v. Board of Health (1852)
- 1 Seld. Notes 24Ledyard v. Jones (1852)
<p> Measure of damages for neglect of sheriff to return execution. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 24Jennings v. Jennings (1852)
- 1 Seld. Notes 25City of Buffalo v. Holloway (1852)
<p> Municipal corporation; liability for negligence of contractor. . </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 25Van Rensselaer v. Cottrel (1852)
<p> Assessment for taxes; collector, how far protected by Ms warrant. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 27Van Rensselaer v. Witbeck (1852)
<p> Assessment roll and tax warrant, when no protection to collector. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 28Burch v. Newberry (1852)
<p> Partnership; brokers; guaranty. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 31Burhans v. Van Zandt (1852)
<p> Decree of dismissal informer suit; finding of referee, when conclusive; adverse possession; tenants in common. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 31Cahoon v. Bank of Utica (1852)
<p> Complaint; joinder of cateses of action. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 32Allen v. Patterson (1852)
<p>Complaint; import of word “due.”</p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 33Donelly v. Corbett (1852)
<p>Attachment/ foreign insolvent laws.</p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 34Houghton v. Westervelt (1852)
- 1 Seld. Notes 35Allen v. Aguirre (1852)
<p> Parol agreement; memorandum ofbrolcer. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 36Foster v. Pettibone (1852)
<p> Bailment; goods to be manufactured and returned. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 37Harris v. Ely (1852)
<p> Parties as witnesses ; account of sales. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 37Litchfield v. White (1852)
<p> Assignment for benefit of creditors. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 38Darrin v. Hatfield (1852)
<p> Bill to cancel mortgage ; notice of Us pendens ; title of purchaser. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 41Valarino v. Thompson (1853)
<p> Foreign consul; exemption from liability to suits. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 42Mathews v. Beach (1853)
<p> Libel; pleading. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 44Keegan v. Western Railroad (1853)
<p>Principal and agent; negligence.</p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 45Baker v. Hoag (1853)
<p> Lien for salvage. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 46Hart v. Rensselaer & Saratoga Railroad (1853)
<p>Carriers of passengers / liability for loss of baggage.</p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 48Manice v. Mayor of New York (1853)
<p> Assessments for street improvements in New TorJc. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 49President of the Chemung Canal Bank v. Judson (1853)
<p> Assignments for benefit of creditors; bankrupt act. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 52Stone v. Steere (1853)
<p> Bond and mortgage; application of, by agent, to pay Ms own debt; ratification. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 54Dobson v. Racey (1853)
<p> Witness; competency. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 55Morris v. Husson (1853)
<p>Absence of exceptions or objections.</p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 56Decker v. Gardner (1853)
<p> Costs; extra allowance. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 57Wright v. Douglass (1853)
<p> Resulting trust; attachment; recitals in deed. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 59Sheldon v. Pelton (1853)
<p> Rights of widow in husband’s estate; ante-nuptial agreement. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 60Averill v. Taylor (1853)
<p> Lease; assignability; rights of assignees. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 61Buell v. Trustees of Lockport (1853)
<p> Assessment for land talcen for a street. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 63Munson v. Hegeman (1853)
<p> Co-defendants as witnesses. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 63Ledyard v. Acker (1853)
<p> Sheriff ; payment of money into court. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 64Miller v. Steam Navigation Co. (1853)
<p> Common carriers ; liability for loss by fire. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 66Bogert v. Vermilya (1853)
<p> Statute of limitations. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 66People v. Cook (1853)
<p> Office and officer; elections; MU of exceptions. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 69Astor v. L'Amoreux (1853)
<p> Practice; case without exceptions. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 70Moore v. Mayor of New York (1853)
<p>A wife, during the life of her husband, has no estate or interest in his lands.</p> <p>Her inchoate right of dower can he cut off by the act of the government, in the exercise of its power of eminent domain.</p> <p>Such act does not impair the obligation of contracts; dower not resulting from the contract of marriage, but from a positive institution of the state founded on reasons of public policy-.</p> <p>Hence a widow is entitled to dower, according to our law, though the marriage took place abroad, where a different rule prevails.</p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 71Wambaugh v. Gates (1853)
<p> Sale of land under decree; deed to purchaser; title. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 73Lyon v. Clark (1853)
<p>Interest as damages, beyond penalty.</p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 74Payne v. Young (1853)
<p> Affidavit for attachment. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 75Trull v. Granger (1853)
<p> Lease ; damages for refusing to give possession. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 75Wright v. Miller (1853)
<p> Bill to annul fraudulent decrees; trust deed. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 78Wolfe v. Howard Insurance (1853)
<p> Insurance; loss of goods chargeable with duties ; value. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 79Wood v. Auburn & Rochester Railroad (1853)
<p> Acquiring lands, by corporation; arbitration as to compensation. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 80Center v. Finne (1853)
<p> Collision ; negligence. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 82Howard Insurance v. Halsey (1853)
<p> Mortgage; premises applicable to payment of; rights of subsequent grantees ; notice; release. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 83Merrill v. Tyler (1853)
- 1 Seld. Notes 84White v. Ambler (1853)
<p> Evidence; books of account. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 85Bronson v. Wiman (1853)
<p>Payment or tender of price, by purchaser; readiness to pay; evidence, admissions ; letters.</p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 86Conkling v. King (1853)
<p> Waiver of default in payment; note of third person as a satisfaction of debt. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 87Bowen v. Newell (1853)
<p>An instrument drawn upon a bank, requesting the payment of money on a day subsequent to its date, is not a check, but á bill of exchange, and is subject to days of grace.</p> <p>Evidence of the usage of banks in another state, where such bill is payable, is not admissible to show that by the law of that state the instrument would receive a different construction from that prevailing here.</p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 89Hubbard v. Hubbard (1853)
<p> Nuncupative will, made “ by a mariner while at sea.” </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 90Anderson v. Lemon (1853)
<p> Secret purchase by partner, on his own account. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 91Van Winkle v. Constantine (1853)
<p> Ancient deed; proof of execution. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 93Thayer v. Allen (1853)
- 1 Seld. Notes 93Brewster v. Silence (1853)
<p> Guaranty; consideration. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 94Sun Mutual Insurance v. Mayor of New York (1853)
<p> Taxation of mutual insurance companies. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 94Pack v. Mayor of New York (1853)
<p> .Liability of a municipal corporation for negligence of contractor or Ms servants. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 95Jones v. City Bank of New York (1853)
- 1 Seld. Notes 97McKnight v. Chauncey (1853)
<p> Interest; injunction. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 99Board of Supervisors v. People ex rel. Scott (1853)
<p>Mandamus; validity of Militia Act of 1851.</p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 102Board of Supervisors v. People ex rel. Humphrey (1853)
- 1 Seld. Notes 103People ex rel. Babcock v. Commissioners of Highways (1853)
- 1 Seld. Notes 103Smith v. Levinus (1853)
<p> Local legislation by supervisors; constitutionality; dredging for oysters. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 105Campbell v. Perkins (1853)
<p> Bankrupt act; pleading discharge ; carriers. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 106Hill v. People (1853)
- 1 Seld. Notes 107Coffin v. Tallman (1853)
<p> Landlord and Tenant; covenant running with the land. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 108Sperry v. Miller (1853)
<p> Surrender of lease; rent due. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 109Bagley v. Smith (1853)
<p>Actions between partners; damages; evidence.</p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 110Wood v. Hubbell (1853)
<p> Landlord and tenant; rent after loss by fire. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 111Northrup v. Cross (1853)
<p> Equitable mortgage; parties in equity. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 113Barto v. Himrod (1853)
<p> Constitutional law. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 114Breasted v. Farmers' Loan & Trust Co. (1853)
<p> Life insurance; suicide. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 115Burrows v. Farmers' Bank (1853)
<p> Mortgages given for bank stock; discharge of subscribers for stock. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 117Martin v. McCormick (1853)
<p> Action to recover money paid under a mistake of facts. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 117Tifft v. Porter (1853)
<p> Legacy of stock; whether specific or general. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 118Ayrault v. Elmer (1853)
- 1 Seld. Notes 119Hodges v. Tennessee Marine & Fire Insurance (1853)
<p> Insurable interest; parol evidence to explain deed; amendment. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 120Fitch v. New York & Erie Railroad (1853)
- 1 Seld. Notes 121Wadsworth v. Sharpsteen (1853)
<p> Habitual drunkard; inquisition. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 122Coon v. Knapp (1853)
<p> Parol evidence to explain receipt. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 123Butler v. Stocking (1853)
<p> Use of partnership name as surety. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 124McDermott v. Palmer (1853)
<p> Mechanics' Lien Law for City of New York. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 125Ogden v. Marshall (1853)
<p> Freight contract; damages. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 126Taylor v. Church (1853)
- 1 Seld. Notes 127Clason v. Corley (1853)
<p> Foreclosure; jurisdiction. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 129Bloodgood v. Bruen (1853)
<p> Statute of limitations ; revivor of debt. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 130Van Deusen v. Rowley (1853)
<p> Gift of stock/ competency of do,nor. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 131Livingston v. Miller (1853)
<p> Covenant for rent; place of payment. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 132Wells & Tucker v. Steam Navigation Co. (1853)
<p> Contract for towing ; gross negligence. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 133Potter v. Rowland (1853)
<p> Foreclosure; notice of object of suit. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 135Olmstead v. Webster (1853)
<p> Merger of demand by judgment. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 135Ames v. Peck (1853)
- 1 Seld. Notes 136Joyce v. Adams (1853)
<p> Goods sold destroyed by fire before delivery. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 139Sun Mutual Insurance v. Mayor of New York (1853)
<p> Taxable capital; constitutional law ; title of MU. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 140Purdy v. Vermilya (1853)
<p> Bill of exchange; pleading. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 142Emmet v. Reed (1853)
<p> Stock note; cancelling by premiums. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 144Ward v. Whitney (1853)
<p>Charter-party, as to freight; bond on attachment.</p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 146Nixon v. Palmer (1853)
<p>An authority given by a father to his son, to accept in his name, a draft to be drawn upon him for $2,000, as the son’s share of the capital of a proposed partnership with S., does not authorize the son to accept a draft for a smaller amount, to be used in paying a previous debt of S.</p> <p>A subsequent ratification of such an acceptance will not bind the drawee, unless made with knowledge of the purpose for which the draft was given,</p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 148Leeds v. Mechanics' Insurance (1853)
<p> Insurance; construction of policy; authority of agent. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 150McCotter v. Hooker (1853)
<p> Common carriers ; evidence; depositions. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 152Ketchum v. Miln (1853)
<p> Action to recover freight; evidence; set-off. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 153Booth v. Swezey (1853)
<p>Chose in action ; declarations of assignor / evidence.</p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 154Dunham v. Pettee (1853)
<p> Bale of goods ; conditions precedent. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 157Murray v. Judson (1853)
<p> Assignment to pay usurious debt; judgment by confession. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 158Riley v. City of Rochester (1853)
<p>Municipal corporations / power to hold lands / deed.</p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 159Sage v. Cartwright (1853)
<p> Execution; sale of interest under contract to purchase; deed. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 160Wakeman v. Sherman (1853)
<p> Conditional promise to pay debt barrea. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 161Pullman v. Corning (1853)
- 1 Seld. Notes 161Smith v. Mayor of New York (1853)
<p> Proposals for regulating street. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 162People v. McIntyre (1853)
<p> Criminal law; separate trials; order of trials; witnesses. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 162Johnson v. Carnley (1853)
<p> Trover; special property in goods; fraud; evidence of character. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 163McCrackan v. Valentine (1853)
<p> Foreclosure suit; evidence on reference to compute. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 164Beach v. Nixon (1853)
<p> Removal of tenant; jurisdiction not given by contract. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 165Jones v. Alston (1853)
<p> Estoppel by pleadings in former suit. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 165Kobbe v. Clark (1853)
<p> Bight draft; demand of payment; promise to pay, in ignorance of laches. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 167Ingraham v. Baldwin (1853)
<p> Ejectment; tenant cannot controvert lessor’s title; defence. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 168Edgerton v. Thomas (1853)
<p> Husband and wife; wife’s separate estate; chattel mortgage. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 169De Lancey v. Ganong (1853)
<p> Lease; forfeiture of term. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 170Averill v. Patterson (1853)
<p> Practice; discontinuance. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 170Suydam v. Holden (1853)
<p> Jurisdiction of Supreme Court; vacating satisfaction of decree. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 171Buffalo & New York City Railroad v. Brainard (1853)
<p> General railroad act; constitutionality; waiver of objections. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 172Merchants' Bank v. Spalding (1853)
<p> Foreign banks; circulation of small bills here illegal. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 173Hastings v. McKinley (1853)
<p> Married women; substitution of plaintiffs; witness. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 175Amory v. Lord (1853)
<p> Will; construction and validity. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 176Beckwith v. Union Bank (1853)
<p> Assignment for benefit of creditors ; right of bank to apply money deposited by assignor. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 177Dewitt v. Barley (1853)
<p> Opinions of witnesses as to. nbental capacity. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 178Martin v. Gage (1853)
<p> Statute of limitations. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 178Howland v. Willetts (1853)
<p> Practice; witness. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 179People v. Norton (1853)
<p> Trustee; pouter of appointment and removal of; bond of and action upon it. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 180Geisler v. Acosta (1853)
<p> Landlord and tenant. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 181Gates v. Brower (1853)
<p> Husband and wife ; purchases by wife as agent. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 182Furman v. Mayor of New York (1853)
<p> Title of City of New Torlc to land under water along East and North rivers ; grant of sueh lands ; rights of grantees. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 182Provost v. Patchin (1853)
- 1 Seld. Notes 184Morse v. Cloyes (1853)
<p> Equity jurisdiction; usury; witness. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 185Hasbrouck v. Vandervoort (1853)
- 1 Seld. Notes 186Moffat v. Wood (1853)
<p> Commission merchants; conversion Toy; partnership. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 186Van Der Volgen v. Yates (1853)
<p> Deed under statute of uses. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 187Clark v. Baird (1853)
<p>Opinions of witnesses, as to value; fraudulent representations ; adverse possession.</p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 189Williams v. Williams (1853)
<p> Law of charitable uses; religious societies; gifts to religious or charitable uses. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 191Tucker v. Rector of St. Clement's Church (1853)
<p> Conveyance to religious society. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 192Andrews v. General Theological Seminary of the Protestant Episcopal Church (1853)
<p> drifts to religious and charitable uses. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 195Cook v. Litchfield (1853)
<p> Notice of protest; lex loci. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 196People v. Sturtevant (1853)
<p> Contempt; violation of injunction by members of common council; jurisdiction of Superior Court of New York. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 199Peck v. Mallams (1853)
<p>Sheriff’s deed¡ when mid for uncertainty of “ description.</p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 201Hutchinson v. Brand (1853)
<p> Execution against the person; validity; recitals in. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 201Thorne v. Cramer (1853)
<p> Tax assessed under unconstitutional statute. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 202Porter v. Williams (1853)
<p> Receiver in supplementary proceedings; assignment for benefit of creditors. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 203Edgell v. Hart (1853)
<p>Chattel mortgage void as to creditors; possession retained, and sale on credit prohibited.</p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 204Child v. Chappell (1853)
<p> Ejectment; right to use a wharf; lease; estoppel. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 205La Farge v. Herter (1853)
<p> Usury; rights of surety protected. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 206People v. Van Rensselaer (1853)
<p> Ejectment; manorial titles; colonial patents. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 207People v. Clarke (1853)
<p>Letters patent, action to repeal; statutes of limitations of 1788 and 1801; costs and extra allowance.</p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 208Hutson v. Mayor of New York (1853)
<p> Corporation of New York; duty to keep streets in repair; liability for injuries caused by negligence. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 208Pettit v. King (1853)
<p> Conversion; joinder of claims for. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 209Leeds v. Dunn (1853)
- 1 Seld. Notes 210Wing v. Huntington (1853)
<p> Action to settle copartnership accounts; parties; decree. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 211Kane v. Astor (1853)
<p> Construction of will and codicils. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 213Bearss v. Copley (1854)
<p>Report of referee, when conclusive; evidence; opinions of witnesses.</p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 214Loonie v. Hogan (1854)
<p> Mechanics’ Lien Law ; parol promise. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 215Auburn & Cato Plank Road Co. v. Douglass (1854)
<p> Plank road companies; statutes respecting; rights of land owners. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 216Wright v. Hooker (1854)
<p> Bills of exchange; partners. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 218New York Institution for the Blind v. Patterson (1854)
<p> Legacy to charitable corporation; sufficiency of description of legatee. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 219Weisser v. Denison (1854)
<p> Banks ; right to retain amount of forged, checks. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 220Cole v. Jessup (1854)
<p> Statute of limitations; pleading; successive absences from state. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 222Hathaway v. Bennett (1854)
<p> Newspaper carrier; sale of his route; rights of purchaser. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 223Griffin v. Mayor of New York (1854)
<p> Liability of municipal corporation for obstructions in streets; negligence. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 224Pratt v. Foote (1854)
<p> Check, when payment of a note; promissory note, when without consideration. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 225McGregor v. Brown (1854)
- 1 Seld. Notes 225Cobb v. Titus (1854)
<p> Exchange of promissory notes. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 226Dwight v. Enos (1854)
<p> Replevin; form of judgment in. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 227Gihon v. Stanton (1854)
<p> Commission merchants; advances; fund for reimbursement. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 227Ingalls v. Morgan (1854)
<p>Notice to agent, when notice to principal; duty of creditor having two securities for his debt.</p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 230Flagg v. Munger (1854)
<p>Mortgage; right of Comptroller to foreclose; deed and bond, when to be construed together; condition precedent; personal liability of purchaser to pay prior mortgage.</p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 231Spencer v. Ayrault (1854)
<p> Validity of mortgage; merger by deed from mortgagor ; interest. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 233Olmsted v. Loomis (1854)
<p>Reservation, in grant of a water privilege; adverse enjoyment; eguity jurisdiction.</p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 234Eno v. Crooke (1854)
<p>Assignment of judgment; presumption as to sufficiency of consideration; transfers T>y hank.</p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 235Manchester v. Herrington (1854)
<p> Excise laws; expiration of plaintiff’s term of office, before trial. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 237Lewis v. Smith (1854)
<p> Dower; devise in lieu of dower. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 237Staples v. Gould (1854)
<p> Stock-jobbing; no action lies upon an illegal transaction. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 238Cotheal v. Talmage (1854)
<p> Liquidated damages ; penalty. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 240Holmes v. Holmes (1854)
<p> Tender; waiver of. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 240Gent v. Mayor of New York (1854)
<p> Municipal corporation; liability for negligence of contractors or their employes. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 241People v. Hendrickson (1854)
<p> Criminal Law; evidence. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 242Ellis v. Willard (1854)
<p> Common carrier; MU of lading as evidence ; freight. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 243Burwell v. Jackson (1854)
<p>Contract for sale of lands ; implied warranty of title; “ good and sufficient deed of conveyance.”</p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 244Dodge v. Wilbur (1854)
<p> Agents and consignees ; lien on property for adnances and acceptances. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 246People v. Darry (1854)
<p>Criminal law■/ murder; evidence.</p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 247Daniels v. Lyon (1854)
<p> Action for tort; costs to defendants prevailing. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 248Hazard v. McFarland (1854)
<p> Or editor’s bill; what may be reached by. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 249Ferguson v. Ferguson (1854)
<p>Action for divorce; circumstantial evidence. After three verdicts finding adultery, court will not interfere again.</p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 250Fitzhugh v. Wiman (1854)
<p> Intermediate consignees; interest in property for advances. Action for conversion ; form of judgment in ; measure of damages. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 251Carter v. Hamilton (1854)
<p> Sale of chattels; adoption of; deduction for deficiency; partial failure of consideration. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 253De Witt v. Walton (1854)
<p> Promissory note; words of description. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 254Waddell v. Elmendorf (1854)
<p>Judgment / presumption of payment, from lapse of time.</p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 255Robinson v. Stewart (1854)
<p> Fraudulent conveyance; creditors at large. One paying debts taTces the place of creditors. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 256Tillotson v. Hudson River Railroad (1854)
<p>Railroad companies ; “ cutting-off ” wharf; bridge.</p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 257Walker v. Bank of New York (1854)
<p> Bill of exchange; acceptance; negligence in not protesting and giving notice. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 258Brouwer v. Harbeck (1854)
<p> Action by receiver of insolvent moneyed corporation. </p>
- 1 Seld. Notes 260Waterbury v. Westervelt (1854)
<p> Sheriff; joint liability for trespass or misfeasance of deputy. </p>