Tax
In the Matter of the Application of Wilfred M. Thompson, Percy I. Elias, Alexander MacMurray, Jess Nagler, Harry J. Fleming, Daniel Moriarty, Emanuel Matkowsky and J. Charles Zimmerman, Candidates Aggrieved, Appellants, against Ludwig M. Wilson, as Candidate for City Judge in the Nominating Petition Filed under the Name of Citizens Tax Reduction Party, Respondents, and Leah M. Wilson, Paul J. Siegener and Jacob J. Goldman, as a Committee to Fill Vacancies Designated in Said Petition Filed under the Name of Citizens Tax Reduction Party, Respondents, and George C. Whitbread, Lorenzo C. Carlino, Raymond A. Sweeney, Jerome O. Glucksman, Frank S. Summer, and Daniel Moriarty, as Candidates in the Independent Nominating Petition Filed under the Name of the Citizens Tax Reduction Party, Respondents, and William G. Meisser and Philip N. Krug, as Commissioners of Election of the County of Nassau, State of New York, Respondents
262 A.D. 1044·New York Supreme Court, Appellate Division·1941·NY
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Opinion
In the Matter of the Application of Wilfred M. Thompson, Percy I. Elias, Alexander MacMurray, Jess Nagler, Harry J. Fleming, Daniel Moriarty, Emanuel Matkowsky and J. Charles Zimmerman, Candidates Aggrieved, Appellants, against Ludwig M. Wilson, as Candidate for City Judge in the Nominating Petition Filed under the Name of Citizens Tax Reduction Party, Respondents, and Leah M. Wilson, Paul J. Siegener and Jacob J. Goldman, as a Committee to Fill Vacancies Designated in Said Petition Filed under the Name of Citizens Tax Reduction Party, Respondents, and George C. Whitbread, Lorenzo C. Carlino, Raymond A. Sweeney, Jerome O. Glucksman, Frank S. Summer, and Daniel Moriarty, as Candidates in the Independent Nominating Petition Filed under the Name of the Citizens Tax Reduction Party, Respondents, and William G. Meisser and Philip N. Krug, as Commissioners of Election of the County of Nassau, State of New York, Respondents.
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The parties having agreed in open court that this appeal may be decided by a court of four justices, the decision is as follows: Order, in so far as appealed from, affirmed, without costs. No opinion. Hagarty, Carswell, Adel and Taylor, JJ., concur.