· 10/15/1882
Hancox v. Wall
Citations
- 35 N.Y. Sup. Ct. 214
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- changes in original agreement that could not constitute meaningful contract without reference to the original agreement constituted a modification of an original agreement, not novation
- \The power of a court of equity to enforce its own decrees is a necessary incident to the jurisdiction of the court. ... The jurisdiction of the court continues for the purpose of enforcing the decree\
- consent decree incorporated the terms of the settlement and directed it be performed
- “The power of a court of equity to enforce its own decrees is a necessary incident to the jurisdiction of the court. . . . The jurisdiction of the court continues for the purpose of enforcing the decree”
- \The (The a power of a acourt count of equity to enforce its own decrees is aanecessary incident • • to the jurisdiction of the court. court.... ... The jurisdiction of the court continues for #0 the purpose purpose of enforcing the decree\
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Judges: Barker, Brady, Daniels
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