New York Cable Railway Co. v. Forty-Second Street, Manhattan & St. Nicholas Avenue Railway Co.
New York Court of Common Pleas
Appeal from an order of this court denying a motion to continue a preliminary injunction. The facts are stated in the following opinion rendered at the Special Term, September 29th, 1884, upon the motion by plaintiff to continue the preliminary injunction previously granted.
1Opinion of the CourtJ. F. Daly, J.
The plaintiff is a railroad company chartered under the provisions of the Rapid Transit Act (L. 1875 c. 606), to operate a railroad through certain streets of the City of New York, by steam power, according to what is called the “ cable ” system. The routes of the plaintiff, as laid out by the Rapid Transit Commissioners, are twenty-nine in number and embrace many miles of streets, among others apart of Forty-second Street and of the First Avenue, which is route No. 12. A preliminary injunction has been granted against the laying of the tracks by defendants through Forty-second Street and the…
2Cited by1 opinion
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