Everit v. Strong

New York Supreme Court

Everit v. Strong

7 Hill & Den. 585

DecidedDecember 15, 1844

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Everit v. Strong, 7 Hill & Den. 585 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1844).

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Upon the conclusion of the argument the Chancellor observed that he saw no reason for interfering with the judgment of the court below, and proposed that the case be decided immediately. And

On the question being put “ Shall this judgment be reversed ?” all the members of the court present who heard the argument, twenty-seven in number, voted for affirming.

Judgment affirmed.

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Upon the conclusion of the argument the Chancellor observed that he saw no reason for interfering with the judgment of the court below, and proposed that the case be decided immediately. And

On the question being put “ Shall this judgment be reversed ?” all the members of the court present who heard the argument, twenty-seven in number, voted for affirming.

Judgment affirmed.

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7 Hill & Den. 585, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/everit-v-strong-nysupct-1844.