People v. Brill
New York Court of General Session of the Peace
Motion to dismiss indictment.
1Opinion of the Court
Wadhams, J.:
Motion is made to dismiss the indictment. The charge is that the defendant committed perjury in that he willfully and knowingly swore falsely in an action in the City Court of the city of ¡New York entitled “ Bernard Bloom et al., Plaintiffs, against Hyman Horwitz et al., Defendants,” that he had not signed a certain paper when in truth such paper had been signed hy the defendant and delivered to the said Horwitz.
By stipulation of the parties, there being no dispute as to the facts-, the minutes of the grand jury, the case on appeal in the civil action and all the papers and…
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