Opinion

Miller v. Burroughs

4 Johns. Ch. 436 · New York Court of Chancery · Jun 22, 1820

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Miller and others against Burroughs and others

Per Curiam. Interest must be decreed according to the contract of the parties, until the contract ceases to operate, by being merged in the decree. Six per cent, only, is, therefore, to be allowed up to the time of confirmation of the Master’s report.

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Citations

4 Johns. Ch. 436
1820 N.Y. LEXIS 171
1820 N.Y. Misc. LEXIS 53

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