42 Barb. 374 | N.Y. Sup. Ct. | 1864
By the Court,
Whatever may have been the rights of the plaintiff in respect to the money which she testifies she received from her mother, I think the questions presented for our decision in these exceptions do not necessarily involve a decision of that question. The plaintiff was a married woman, and was married in the year 1847, and before the passage of the acts in this state enlarging the rights of married women in respect to the holding of separate property,
¡New trial granted.
Welles, J. C. Smith and E, Darwin Smith, Justices.]
Laws of 1848, p. 307; Laws of 1849, p. 628,