Spence v. Niper
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJames S. Brown, J.
This partition action was commenced in 1953. The real property involved consisting of seven or eight adjoining buildings is taxed under one tax lot with a current assessed valuation of $250,000. Plaintiffs own interests totaling 75% and the Niper defendants own 25%.
By reason of various deaths and births it became necessary to file and serve, pursuant to orders and without prejudice to proceedings already had, three supplemental summonses and three amended complaints. In January, 1959, by stipulation and order, the third supplemental summons and third amended complaint were amended without…
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