People v. Mayor
New York Supreme Court
I. July, 1858.—Motion by plaintiff for receiver and injunction.
1Opinion of the CourtDavies, J.
The facts charged in the complaint are: That the People of the State are the owners in fee of certain premises in *9the city of blew York, lying on the westerly side of that street, between Vesey and Dey streets, and extend westerly about 440 feet:
That the defendants the Corporation of Eew York have taken possession thereof, and have rented the same for market and other purposes:
That the People have made and executed to the plaintiffs Taylor and Brennan a lease for said premises for one year from April 24, 1858, at an annual rent of $5000, payable quarterly :
That the defendants withhold from…
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