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Wolff v. Comm'r

2 Cited authorities

  1. Doland v. Clark

    143 Cal. 176 (Cal. 1904)   Cited 39 times
    In Doland v. Clark, 143 Cal. 176, 76 P. 958, 960, where a city by certain contracts agreed to pay for certain services for five years at a monthly rate, it was held that there was no violation of article 11, ยง 18, the court saying: `It is evident that they (the contracts) did not create any liability at the time they were executed, except a contingent future liability. * * * The amounts to become due on completion of the contracts by appellant might never become a liability upon the city.

  2. Dunn v. Neustadtl

    72 Misc. 1 (N.Y. App. Term 1911)   Cited 3 times

    May, 1911. Wallenstein Armstrong, for appellant. Fixman Lewis, for respondents Neustadtl, Fischl, Salzer, Brunner and Aderer. L. Garfield Moses, for respondent Bernays. LEHMAN, J. The plaintiff and the Austrian Club, a membership corporation organized under the laws of this State on the 15th day of March, 1909, executed an indenture whereby certain premises were leased to the club for the term of one year from that date, at the yearly rental of $1,800 payable monthly in advance. The club occupied