Word: plaintiff
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...plaintiff argued that the Ferson mortgage should be satisfied first out of the proceeds of lots three and four, and the proceeds of lot two should be applied to the balance due to the Ferson claim and then to the Sexton claim...
...Hickman 3L, of Sioux City, Iowa, and Curtis Chandler Williams Jr. 3L, of Columbus, Ohio, represented the winning club and acted as counsel for the defendants, while William Gresser 3L, of Brooklyn, N. Y., and Malbourne Bergerman of Pueblo, Colorado, who represented the Scott club, were counsel for the plaintiff...
...transactions among the parties concerns the disposal of the funds resulting from the foreclosure sale. The properties sold were subject to four mortgages, no two of which covered identical security. The mortgages belonged respectively to one Ferson, to one Thurston, to Fortune, the defendant, and to Sexton, the plaintiff. The fund must be distributed in such a manner that the securities of the subsequent lieu-holders are preserved to the greatest possible extent...
...Lehman, Judge of the Court of Appeals of New York, and Honorable Augustus Noble Hand, Judge of the United States District Court, Southern District of New York. They will be called upon to render a decision on a case in equity concerning a loan granted by James R. Sexton, plaintiff, to Charles M. Morgan and Albert G. Fortune, defendants. The latter will be represented by J. S. Myers 3L. and C. C. Williams R.L., of the Langdell-Marshall Club, while William Gresser 3L. and Melbourne Bergerman 3L. will be the attorneys for the plaintiff. The plaintiff, Sexton, brought a bill...
...Republicans called him) "honest, impartial, fearless patriot" (as the Monarchists called him) found that Editor Rothardt was guilty of insulting the President, sentenced him to three months in jail and payment of all costs of the trial. Not content with sentencing the defendant, he proceeded to sentence the plaintiff by declaring that whether or no Herr Ebert joined the strikers to end the strike was immaterial, that he was technically guilty of treason -the President of the German Republic was a traitor. The Judge had killed two birds with the proverbial stone...