Gillette v. Allen
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtLarkin, J.
These two actions are brought, one by Mildred Gillette, and the other, a derivative one, by her husband, George Gillette, to recover damages from the Meadowbrook Association, an unincorporated group of seven' or more persons. The complaints state two causes of action, but based upon the same facts, one, in negligence, and the other, in nuisance. They were instituted pursuant to section 13 of the General Associations Law, naming the defendant Allen as the president of the association. Whether the association was formed to make money for distribution among its members, or for purely social…
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