Miller v. Burroughs
4 Johns. Ch. 436, 1820 N.Y. LEXIS 171, 1820 N.Y. Misc. LEXIS 53
Opinion
Interest must be decreed according to the contract of the parties, until the contract ceases to operate, by being merged in the decree.
Six per cent, only, is, therefore, to be allowed up to the time of confirmation of the Master’s report.
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Miller v. Burroughs, 4 Johns. Ch. 436, 1820 N.Y. LEXIS 171, 1820 N.Y. Misc. LEXIS 53 (N.Y. 1820).
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