Pew v. McCaul

Superior Court of New York

Pew v. McCaul

31 N.Y.S. 1132

The Superior Court of the City of New York and Buffalo·Decided January 7, 1895·Published

Opinion

FREEDMAN, J.

The judgment appealed from is for foreclosure and sale under a mechanic’s lien filed hy plaintiff. The substantial controversy between the parties was as to the amount due under the lien. Upon a full review of the whole case, it appears that, upon the evidence, the referee had sufficient grounds •for finding, and for refusing to find, as he did; that the exceptions taken by the defendants to the rulings of the referee upon questions of evidence are without merit, and that no substantial reason exists which calls for reversal. The judgment should be •affirmed, with costs.

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FREEDMAN, J.

The judgment appealed from is for foreclosure and sale under a mechanic’s lien filed hy plaintiff. The substantial controversy between the parties was as to the amount due under the lien. Upon a full review of the whole case, it appears that, upon the evidence, the referee had sufficient grounds •for finding, and for refusing to find, as he did; that the exceptions taken by the defendants to the rulings of the referee upon questions of evidence are without merit, and that no substantial reason exists which calls for reversal. The judgment should be •affirmed, with costs.

Pew v. McCaul, 31 N.Y.S. 1132 (superctny 1895).

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