The American Lawyer, As He Was--As He Is--As He Can Be
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17. L. 1874, Chap. 545, Sec. 4. — That provision of the act relat- ing to the Marine Court of the city of New York authorizing any court of record to transfer an action pending therein to the Marine Court, and thereupon giving the latter exclusive jurisdiction thereof, is unconstitutional, and an order made by the Superior Court for the purpose of making such a transfer was void.
Alexander v. Bennett, 60 N. Y. 204.
18. L. 1876, Code Civ. Pboc, Sec. 758. — Providing that estate of a joint contra...ctor shall not be discharged upon his death, does not affect contracts made prior to its passage.
Randall v. Sackett, 77 ST. Y. 480.
19. L. 1879, Code Civ. Pboc, Sec. 856. — Committal for contempt for refusal to answer controller's questions, void, as depriving of lib- erty without process.
In re Grout, 93 N. Y. S. 711.
20. L. 1880.— The provision of the act of 1880 (Sec. 4, Chap. 59, Laws of 1880) for the relief of the Manhattan Savings Institution, which by its terms discharges the city of Yonkers, upon delivery by it to said institution of duplicate bonds, from liability upon certain negotiable bonds issued by it "to all persons purchasing the same after due publication of the notice specified in the first section of this act " is unconstitutional, as the effect thereof is to destroy the negotiable quality of the bonds, and so it impairs the obligation of contracts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
17. L. 1874, Chap. 545, Sec. 4. — That provision of the act relat- ing to the Marine Court of the city of New York authorizing any court of record to transfer an action pending therein to the Marine Court, and thereupon giving the latter exclusive jurisdiction thereof, is unconstitutional, and an order made by the Superior Court for the purpose of making such a transfer was void.
Alexander v. Bennett, 60 N. Y. 204.
18. L. 1876, Code Civ. Pboc, Sec. 758. — Providing that estate of a joint contra...ctor shall not be discharged upon his death, does not affect contracts made prior to its passage.
Randall v. Sackett, 77 ST. Y. 480.
19. L. 1879, Code Civ. Pboc, Sec. 856. — Committal for contempt for refusal to answer controller's questions, void, as depriving of lib- erty without process.
In re Grout, 93 N. Y. S. 711.
20. L. 1880.— The provision of the act of 1880 (Sec. 4, Chap. 59, Laws of 1880) for the relief of the Manhattan Savings Institution, which by its terms discharges the city of Yonkers, upon delivery by it to said institution of duplicate bonds, from liability upon certain negotiable bonds issued by it "to all persons purchasing the same after due publication of the notice specified in the first section of this act " is unconstitutional, as the effect thereof is to destroy the negotiable quality of the bonds, and so it impairs the obligation of contracts.
What to read after The American Lawyer, As He Was--As He Is--As He Can Be?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John R John Randolph Dos Passos to read onlineMoreLess
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