¶1 reads for affirmance of order of General Term, and for judgment absolute against appellants on stipulation.
¶2 All concur, except Danforth, J., not voting.
¶3 Order affirmed and judgment accordingly.
86 N.Y. 614
Heiser v. . Hatch
Decided October 4, 1881
New York Court of Appeals · decided 1881-10-04
This action was brought to recover back moneys paid by plaintiffs to defendants, on the purchase of four United States seven-thirty notes which plaintiffs alleged were counterfeits. The only evidence of the spurious character of the notes was the record of a judgment in an action brought by the United States government against plaintiffs, to recover back moneys paid to redeem the notes.
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Decided 1881-10-04
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