· 4/15/1906
In re the Application for the Sale of the Real Property of Wyckoff
Citations
- 50 Misc. 190
- 100 N.Y.S. 417
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- holding that a guilty verdict which is not procured by fraud, perjury, or subornation is conclusive on the issue of probable cause even if the conviction is later set aside on appeal
- a guilty verdict which is not procured by fraud, perjury, or subornation is conclusive on the issue of probable cause even if the conviction is later set aside on appeal
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Judges: Spencer
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