Saxton v. New York El. R.

This is the usual action against the defendants to enjoin them from maintaining and operating their elevated road in front of plaintiff’s premises. On the trial a witness was called who was the janitor of the building in question. He testified to a reduction of rent through a course of years. The counsel for plaintiff then asked what during these years have the tenants stated as the ground of their objection to their Third-A venue rooms, and, if so, have they given substantially the same objection, or a variety of objections. The answer was, there is one objection; they made objection…