Legal Opinion
Mueller v. Gittleson
City of New York Municipal Court
Decided January 17, 1946PublishedCited by 5 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtCraweord, J.
The within holdover summary proceeding was instituted hpon the petition of Walter W. Mueller as one of the owners in fee to recover possession of the premises known as 36-11 33d Street, Long Island City. The original lease was for the term of three years commencing September 15, 1942, and expiring September 14, 1945. The term was extended for an additional period of three months, expiring December 14, 1945. The petition further alleges that Walter W. Mueller “ seeks in good faith to recover possession of the space occupied by the tenant herein for his immediate and personal use, to-wit, for…
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