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· 10/15/1884

Chapman v. Bassett

Citations

  • 41 N.Y. Sup. Ct. 628

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  • holding that this Court can affirm on any grounds supported by the record
  • holding that this Court can affirm on any grounds supported by the record
  • “It is well settled that this Court may affirm for any reason and is not limited to grounds raised by the parties.”
  • \It is well settled that this Court may affirm for any reason and is not limited to grounds raised by the parties.\

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