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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... fact . From 1894 to 1926 the New York Court of Appeals had no jurisdiction to review questions of fact , 1 or to pass on any unanimous decision of the Appellate Division that a finding or verdict of the trial court was sustained by the ...
... fact . From 1894 to 1926 the New York Court of Appeals had no jurisdiction to review questions of fact , 1 or to pass on any unanimous decision of the Appellate Division that a finding or verdict of the trial court was sustained by the ...
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... fact.14 In an attempt to shorten litigation and avoid unnecessary new trials this power was conferred on the Ap- pellate Division in 1912 , and it was further empowered to enter final judgments thereon15 when there had been no jury ...
... fact.14 In an attempt to shorten litigation and avoid unnecessary new trials this power was conferred on the Ap- pellate Division in 1912 , and it was further empowered to enter final judgments thereon15 when there had been no jury ...
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... fact , 28 no new facts could be found in turn by the Court of Appeals29 in these cases.30 In two of the six cases , however , that court rendered a judgment altering the award of the trial court as well as reversing the intermediate ...
... fact , 28 no new facts could be found in turn by the Court of Appeals29 in these cases.30 In two of the six cases , however , that court rendered a judgment altering the award of the trial court as well as reversing the intermediate ...
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