New York Annotated Cases, Volume 4 presents a curated selection of current decisions from the New York courts, meticulously annotated for legal professionals and scholars. Compiled by Wayland Everett Benjamin, James Gereau Greene, and Cyrus W. Phillips, this volume offers invaluable insights into the legal landscape of late 19th-century New York. Each case is presented with detailed annotations, providing context and analysis to aid in understanding the nuances of the law. This resource is essential for anyone researching New York jurisprudence during this period, offering a detailed snapshot of the legal precedents and judicial interpretations that shaped the state's legal system.
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