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H. C. Stearns

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Placeholder cover for W. H. H. Chamberlin, inc., appellant-respondent, against Elmer F. Andres, industrial commissioner of the state of New York, and John J. Bennett, jr., attorney general of the state of New York, respondents-appellants. E. C. Stearns & co., appellant-respondent, against Elmer F. Andrews, industrial commissioner of the state of New York, and John J. Bennett, jr., attorney general of the state of New York, respondents-appellants

W. H. H. Chamberlin, inc., appellant-respondent, against Elmer F. Andres, industrial commissioner of the state of New York, and John J. Bennett, jr., attorney general of the state of New York, respondents-appellants. E. C. Stearns & co., appellant-respondent, against Elmer F. Andrews, industrial commissioner of the state of New York, and John J. Bennett, jr., attorney general of the state of New York, respondents-appellants

John J. Bennett · First published 1936

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Placeholder cover for In Chancery of New Jersey, between John Kean, complainant, and John T. Johnston, Cornelius Vanderbilt, John C. Green, Elisha Peck, William E. Dodge, George Griswold, Stephen Vail, John O. Stearns, James Boorman and George H. Pegram and the Somerville & Easton R.R. Company, otherwise called the Central Railroad Co., defendants, on bill for injunction and relief

In Chancery of New Jersey, between John Kean, complainant, and John T. Johnston, Cornelius Vanderbilt, John C. Green, Elisha Peck, William E. Dodge, George Griswold, Stephen Vail, John O. Stearns, James Boorman and George H. Pegram and the Somerville & Easton R.R. Company, otherwise called the Central Railroad Co., defendants, on bill for injunction and relief

New Jersey. Court of Chancery. · First published 1853

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