The Cornell Law Quarterly, Volumen15Cornell University, College of Law, 1930 The Cornell Law Quarterly's contents are topical and intended to be of special relevance to to those practicing law in New York State. |
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... allowed to recover for paying B's money debt to C. There seems to be no reason why recovery should not be allowed here in a proper case.1 The fact seems to be that the " contract complex " which 6b120 Misc . 501 , 198 N. Y. Supp . 801 ...
... allowed to recover for paying B's money debt to C. There seems to be no reason why recovery should not be allowed here in a proper case.1 The fact seems to be that the " contract complex " which 6b120 Misc . 501 , 198 N. Y. Supp . 801 ...
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... allowed his expenses of preservation . Slightly different are cases where B's property is cast upon A's land by wind or wave and A merely lets it stay there . Such a case is Sheldon v . Sherman , 42 Barb . 368 ( N. Y. 1864 ) , aff'd ...
... allowed his expenses of preservation . Slightly different are cases where B's property is cast upon A's land by wind or wave and A merely lets it stay there . Such a case is Sheldon v . Sherman , 42 Barb . 368 ( N. Y. 1864 ) , aff'd ...
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... allowed to act . As the husband in such cases is in the wrong , having abandoned or failed to provide for his family , no notice to him is requisite before supplying the necessaries . The law does not require vain acts . So , also , A ...
... allowed to act . As the husband in such cases is in the wrong , having abandoned or failed to provide for his family , no notice to him is requisite before supplying the necessaries . The law does not require vain acts . So , also , A ...
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