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Joseph J. Little et al., Plaintiffs, v. Charles L. Webster et al., Defendants, 1890 — 122 N.Y. 670 · caselaw · US
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Joseph J. Little et al., Plaintiffs, v. Charles L. Webster et al., Defendants
122 N.Y. 670·New York Court of Appeals·1890·NY
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Opinion
Joseph J. Little et al., Plaintiffs, v. Charles L. Webster et al., Defendants.
(Argued October 20, 1890;
decided December 16, 1890.)
Cross-appeals from judgment of the General Term of the Supreme Court in the first judicial department, entered upon ;an order made May 17, 1888, which affirmed in part and reversed in part a judgment reforming a contract and granting ■a recovery upon it as reformed, entered upon a decision of the -court on trial at Special Term.
James R. Marvin for plaintiffs.
Jacob F. Miller for defendants.
[MAJORITY]
Agree to affirm; no opinion.
All concur, except Yam and Haight, JJ., not sitting.
.Judgment affirmed.