Gardner v. Barney
New York Supreme Court
Appeal by defendants from a judgment at special term. The facts will appear in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the Court
By the court, Brown, Justice.
In April, 1856, Daniel Gardner recovered a judgment at the special term of this court, held at Troy, in the. county of Rensselaer, against Henry Smith and William B. Ogden, for the sum of $15,000 and interest thereon with the costs of the action, with a provision that the reconveyance of certain lands mentioned in the judgment, and within the time therein prescribed, should be deemed a satisfaction of the judgment or decree, so far as damages and interest were concerned. From this judgment an appeal was taken to the general term, and thereupon the defendants in…
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