The New York Supplement (Volume 195) (Paperback)

Book may have numerous typos, missing text, images, or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1922. Excerpt: ... INDEX-DIGEST Banks and Banking For Crbcs In Dec.Dlg. & Am.Dig. Key-No.Serles & Indexes see same topic and KEY-M MBEK IV. i: ntenable, there being no attempt to examine such.--Id. Court's power, under Debtor and Creditor Law, to require production of books and pa- pers, is very broad, if not unlimited.--Id. Objection that order for examination of wit- nesses was ex parte, made after part of hear- ing had been had, cannot be sustained.--Id. Failure of assignee's attorney to move to vacate order of reference until after examina- tion of witnesses held answer to objections raised in moving papers.--Id. ASSOCIATIONS. See Insurance, (c)=70S-762. (c)=7 (N.Y.Sup.) One who joinr legally organ- ized body, empowered to make laws regulating conduct of members, becomes bound by such laws.--Pairchild v. Tillotson, 39. ATTORNEY AND CLIENT. See Trial, (c)=125. I. THE OFFICE OF ATTORNEY. (B) Privileges, Disabilities, nnd Lia- bilities. (c)=30 (N.Y.Sup.) Service rendered by a mem- ber of a firm of-lawyers is presumed to be for benefit of firm.--Gratwiek v. Smith, 568. (C) Suspension nnd Disbarment. (c)=336(1) (N.Y.Sup.) Act providing for disci- pline of attorneys does not apply to judges.-- In re Strahl, 385. (c)=38 (N.Y.Sup.) Attorney not liable for statements in course of trial.--In re Schwartz, (c)=42 (N.Y.Sup.) Attorneys cannot knowingly aid or advise clients to disobey injunctive or- ders.--In re Apfel, 325. (c)=42 (N.Y.Sup.) Affidavit stating committee had 'found" charges untrue-held misconduct by attorney.--In re Moses. 358. (c)=440) (N.Y.Sup.) Kepresenting parties en- titled to distribution of condemnation award for land on which attorney's wife held tax lien is unprofessional.--In re Moses, 358. (c)=46 (N.Y.Sup.) Institution of money con- verted