Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of New York, 1917

Pugh v. Pennsylvania Railroad

Pugh v. Pennsylvania Railroad
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of New York · Decided May 15, 1917
178 A.D. 957
Pugh v. Pennsylvania Railroad

Opinion of the Court

Motion for reargument denied, with ten dollars costs, Motion to amend order of reversal granted, and order amended so as to state that no costs are allowed to either party upon the appeal to this court.

The following persons have been admitted during the May term, 1917, to practice as attorneys and counselors at law:

Upon certificate of State Board of Law Examiners: Lloyd J. Mullen, of Batavia; Harry A. Sessions, of Palmyra; George Allen Davis, Jr., of Buffalo; Joseph P. Coyle, of Wellsville; May C. Sickmon, of Buffalo; George B. Wesley, of Buffalo; Glenn H. Adams, of Buffalo; J. Carl Hagaman, of Buffalo; Maurice F. Cantor, of Buffalo; Thomas F. Hinds, of Buffalo; Reuben G. Kinkel, of Buffalo; John T. Walsh, of Buffalo; Joseph H. Corcoran, of Rochester; George A. Kang, of Buffalo; John D. Stumbo, of Livonia; Joseph S. Kazubowski, of Buffalo; Halton D. Bly, of Rochester; Sidney K. Backus, of Rochester; Everett C. Case, of Chili Station; Albert W. Robbins, of Rochester; James R. Martin, of Honeoye Falls; Lambert C. Hickey, of Lockport; Raymond G. Heim, of Lancaster.

Upon credentials from State of Pennsylvania: Phillip Willett.

Upon credentials from State of Utah: Frank S. Schoonover.

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