New York Court of Appeals· 11/15/1910
White v. . Miller
Citations
- 92 N.E. 1065
- 200 N.Y. 29
- 1910 N.Y. LEXIS 1416
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- exception in deed of “mines and minerals” indicates that the subject of the exception is “the property in the minerals ... and in the mines from which they may be obtained”
- exception in deed of \mines and minerals\ indicates that the subject of the exception is \the property in the minerals ... and in the mines from which they may be obtained\
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Judges: Gray, Cullen, Werner, Bartlett, Chase, Hiscock
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13 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Watt v. Western Nuclear, Inc.Supreme Court· 1983-06-06· cited 127×
- Heinatz v. AllenTexas Supreme Court· 1949-01-26· cited 109×
- Kinder v. LaSalle County Carbon Coal Co.Illinois Supreme Court· 1923-10-20· cited 31×
- Beury v. SheltonSupreme Court of Virginia· 1928-09-20· cited 20×
- MacK Oil Company v. LaurenceSupreme Court of Oklahoma· 1964-02-25· cited 16×
- Florida Audubon Soc. v. RatnerDistrict Court of Appeal of Florida· 1986-10-21· cited 7×
- French v. LansingNew York Supreme Court· 1911-07-15· cited 7×
- Fisher v. Keweenaw Land Ass'nMichigan Supreme Court· 1963-12-02· cited 6×
- International Salt Co. v. GeostowW.D. New York· 1988-10-12· cited 4×
- Buck v. ClevelandAppellate Division of the Supreme Court of New York· 1911-03-08· cited 4×
- White v. MillerNew York Supreme Court· 1912-12-15· cited 4×
- International Salt Company v. GeostowSecond Circuit· 1989-06-16
- Champlain Gas & Oil, LLC v. People ex rel. Commissioner of Environmental ConservationAppellate Division of the Supreme Court of New York· 2017-03-02
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