· 9/16/1955
People ex rel. Namlik v. Wagner
Citations
- 208 Misc. 520
- 144 N.Y.S.2d 237
- 1955 N.Y. Misc. LEXIS 3936
How courts have described this case
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- “The plaintiff in his brief does not argue his alleged right to an award of attorney’s fees, and this feature of the case is treated as having been abandoned.” (emphasis supplied)
- “The petition prayed for attorney’s fees on account of bad faith and litigiousness on the part of the sheriff. The plaintiff in his brief does not argue his alleged right to an award of attorney’s fees, and this feature of the case is treated as having been abandoned.”
- “The petition prayed for attorney’s fees on account of bad faith and litigiousness on the part of the sheriff. The plaintiff in his brief does not argue his alleged right to an award of attorney’s fees, and this feature of the case is treated as having been abandoned.” (emphasis supplied)
- “The petition prayed for attorney’s fees on account of bad faith and litigiousness on the part of the sheriff. The plaintiff in his brief does not argue his alleged right to an award of attorney’s fees, and this feature of the case is treated as having been abandoned.” (emphasis supplied)
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Judges: Vandermeulen
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