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New York Supreme Court case: Thomas C. Durant versus The Union Pacific Railroad, New York, N.Y., 1872-1881

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considerations it thereto [moving?], the said party of the third part does hereby assign release and transfer to the said parties of the second part, all and singular the right and interest of the said party of the third part in said agreement, saving and exception all such sum and sums of money as now are actually owing by said parties of the second part to said party of the third part; and the said parties of the second part in consideration of the premises, hereby release and discharge said party of the third part of and from all duty and obligation to make such advances or any advances whatsoever under this agreement.
In Witness whereof these presents are executed by the said parties of the second part and the said party of the third part, this third day of July A.D. 1868- 
The Credit Mobelier of America by Sidney Dillon President
(Signed)
T C Durant
C S Bushnell
Sidney Dillon
John Duff
Attest
Secy H. Crane
and Secy CM of A.

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considerations it thereto [moving?], the said party of the third part does hereby assign release and transfer to the said parties of the second part, all and singular the right and interest of the said party of the third part in said agreement, saving and exception all such sum and sums of money as now are actually owing by said parties of the second part to said party of the third part; and the said parties of the second part in consideration of the premises, hereby release and discharge said party of the third part of and from all duty and obligation to make such advances or any advances whatsoever under this agreement. In Witness whereof these presents are executed by the said parties of the second part and the said party of the third part, this third day of July A.D. 1868- The Credit Mobelier of America by Sidney Dillon President (Signed) T C Durant C S Bushnell Sidney Dillon John Duff Attest Secy H. Crane and Secy CM of A.