Wallis v. Loubat
New York Supreme Court
On appeal from a decree of the court of chancery, affirming an order made by the vice chancellor of the first circuit. For the facts in the case and the opinion of the chancellor, see 10 Paige, 352. The case was submitted on written arguments: by
1Opinion of the CourtBronson, C. J.
He however stated that he did not intend to intimate a doubt but that the chancellor was right in the view which he had taken of the case.
Barlow, Hand and Wright, Senators, delivered opinions in favor of affirming the decree, upon the grounds taken by the chancellor.
Upon the question being put, “ Shall this decree be feversed ?” all the members of the court present who had heard the argument, to wit: The President, the Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Jewett, and /$'enators Backus, Barlow, Beers, Bockee, Burnham, Chamberlain, Corning, Deyo, Hand, Johnson, Jones, Lott, Mitchell, Porter,…
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