Hoske v. Gentzlinger
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from circuit" court, Kings county. Action by Otto Hoske against Henry Gentzlinger to recover damages for an alleged unlawful entry on real estate. Judgment was entered on a verdict in favor of defendant, and plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtBrown, P. J.
This action was brought to recover damages for an alleged unlawful entry upon property on Graham avenue, in the city of Brooklyn, of which the plaintiff claimed to be in possession as a tenant of the defendant, and for injury to property therein. It appeared that the plaintiff had been in occupation of the premises as a monthly tenant of the defendant for upwards of three years. On June 1,1891, he paid the rent for that month in advance to William *748Gentzlinger, the defendant’s son and agent, and received a receipt which stated, that the rent was for the month “to commence June 1, 1891, and…
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