Skinner v. Hannan
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from special term, Monroe county. Action by Frederick W. Skinner and George W. Skinner against George W. Hannan, as sheriff of Monroe county, and Frederick Odenbach. From an order vacating a preliminary injunction granted in the action by the special county judge, and directing the sheriff to execute a special term order theretofore made in an action wherein one Falding W. Skinner was plaintiff and the defendant Odenbach was defendant, plaintiffs appeal. Modified.
1Opinion of the CourtLewis, J.
An action was brought in this court by one Falding W. Skinner against the defendant Odenbach to recover the possession of the undivided two-fifths of a parcel of land in the county of Monroe, upon which the defendant had constructed an hotel. The action was duly referred, and the referee made his report in favor of the plaintiff. Immediately' upon the receipt of the report, and without notice to the defendant, the plaintiff caused to be entered a judgment in said action adjudging that he was entitled to the possession of an undivided two-fifths of said premises; and he at once caused to be…
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