Van Ness v. Kenyon
New York Supreme Court
Action by an executor to recover on two counts.
1Opinion of the CourtVah Kirk, J.
This action is brought by an executor to recover on two counts: (1) For personal property of deceased sold to defendant at auction, seventy-six dollars and twenty cents;.(2) for rental of farm of deceased to defendant, fifty dollars. The defendant in his-answer, has set forth three counterclaims; (1).For services rendered to'the executor, as such; (2) and (3) for claims against the deceased.
The action was tried with a jury. Plaintiff claimed that *527counterclaims (2) and (3) were barred by the short Statute of Limitations. A verdict of the jury , was taken, subject to the opinion of the court as…
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- Calanan v. McClureNew York Supreme Court · 1866
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- Friedberg v. Mechanics Bank of BrooklynCity of New York Municipal Court · 1929