United States. Court of Appeals (2nd Circuit)

Books by United States. Court of Appeals (2nd Circuit)

Total count: 29

• Rules and regulations in bankruptcy

  J. S. Voorhies1842-01-01
• Opinion of the Hon. Alfred Conkling, district judge of the United States for the Northern District of New York sitting in the Circuit Court of the United Statesupon the question of copyright in manuscripts, in the case of Little and Company against Hall, Gould and Banks, respecting the fourth volume of Comstock's Reports

  J. Munsell1852-01-01
• Charles A. Pettie, libellant-appellee, against the Boston Towboat Company, respondent-appellantsupplemental brief on behalf of libellant

  B.H. Tyrrel, Printer1891-01-01
• Edison Electric Light Company and Edison General Electric Company, complainants and appellees, vs. Sawyer-Man Electric Company, defendant and appellantbrief of H.W. Chaplin, permitted to appear as amicus curiae, on third and fourth assignments of error

  C.G. Burgoyne1892-01-01
• Bate Refrigerating Company, complainant and appellant, vs. Ferdinand Sulzberger et al., defendants and appelleesbrief for appellant

  C.G. Burgoyne1895-01-01
• George Maitland, complainant and appellee, vs. James W. Birkett, defendant and appellanttranscript of record, appeal from the Circuit Court of the United States for the Eastern District of New York

  Printed under the direction of the clerk1896-01-01
• Rudyard Kipling, plaintiff in error, vs. G.P. Putnam's Sons, George Haven Putnam and Irving Putnam, impleaded with others, &c., defendants in errorBrief for plaintiff in error

  The Evening Post Job Printing House1902-01-01
• William Kneeland Townsendborn, June 12, 1849, died, June 1, 1907; U. S. District Judge, 1892-1902, U. S. Circuit Judge, 1902-1907.

  The De Vinne Press1907-01-01
• Points and casesNew York City railway receivership. Judicial opinions Sept.30,1907, to Mar.1,1912

  C.G.Burgoyne1908-01-01
• Charles R. Heike and Ernest W. Gerbracht, plaintiffs-in-error (defendants below), vs. the United States, defendant-in-error (plaintiff below)transcript of record, error to the Circuit Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York

  [s.n.]1910-01-01
• Albert Freeman, plaintiff-in-error, (defendant below) against United States of America, defendant-in-error, (plaintiff below)brief of plaintiff in error

  [s.n.]1913-01-01
• In the matter of the petition of the Oceanic Steam Navigation Company, Limited, for limitation of its liability as owner of the Steamship Titanic, Oceanic Steam Navigation Company, Limited, petitioner-appellant, vs. William J. Mellor and Harry Anderson, claimants-appelleesbrief for appellant

  [s.n.]1913-01-01
• Yang-Tsze Insurance Association, Limited, et al., libellants-appellees, vs. Furness, Withy & Company, Limited respondent-appellant and 14 other cases, no. 201, October term, 1913brief for appellant

  [s.n.]1913-01-01
• Law of the Associated Press

  [s.n.]1914-01-01
• In the matter of the libel and petition of Charles A. Fox, owner of the Deck Scow "Adah", its tackle, etc., for a limitation of liability, Beer, Sondheimer & Company and Brady & Gioe, Inc., appellantstranscript of record : appeal from the District Court of the United States for the Eastern District of New York

  [s.n.]1915-01-01
• The Universal Transportation Company, Inc., libellant-appellee, vs. the steamship "ADA", her engines, etc., Rederiaktiebolaget Amie, claimant-appellanttranscript of record

  [s.n.]1917-01-01
• In the matter of the application of Francis P. Garvan, as alien property custodian, petitioner-appellee, in re property of Emmel Hermanos, alien enemy, now in possession of George Gravenhorst and Fred W. Gravenhorst, doing business as partners under the firm name and style of Gravenhorst & Company, respondents-appellantsbrief for petitioner-appellee

  G.P.O.1921-01-01
• United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the Second CircuitOpinions. Two Actions

  1926-01-01
• Rules of the United States circuit court of appeals for the second circuitNovember, 1927

  1927-01-01
• Rules of the United States court of appeals for the second circuitEffective August 1, 1954 : with amendments to rules 3, 6, 10, 15a, 16, 18, 21 and 25a, effective September 1, 1961

  1927-01-01
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