The following excerpt is from White v. Old Dominion S.S. Co., 102 N.Y. 660, 6 N.E. 289 (N.Y. 1886):
The admission received in Marvin v. Richmond, 3 Denio, 58, was that of the plaintiff in the action, made upon an application by the defendant for terms of settlement. The plaintiff immediately refused to settle, saying substantially that he had no interest in the controversy, and would have nothing to do about a settlement. It is quite clear that
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