Carden Hall, Inc. v. George
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtOliver D. Williams, J.
Plaintiff commenced the above-entitled action alleging two causes of action: one for a declaratory judgment; the other for an injunction. It now makes this motion for summary judgment against the defendant for the relief prayed for in its complaint.
Carden Hall, Inc. is a co-operative housing development and the defendant is one of its tenant-shareholders. The defendant occupies apartment 5F in plaintiff’s premises at 2620 East 13th Street, Brooklyn, pursuant to an occupancy agreement dated November 10, 1951. He, however, moved into the premises July 1, 1952, at which time he had a dishwasher…
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