Dike v. Lewis
New York Supreme Court
Ejectment, for the north part of lot No. 127, in the Iron Ore Tract, in the county of Essex, tried at the Essex circuit in June, 1844, before Willakd, C. Judge. The plaintiffs proved that lot No. 127, in the Iron Ore Tract, was patented to Ephraim Morgan in the year 1819, and that he died in 1826, and that the plaintiffs are his heirs at law. The defendants were then proved to be in possession, and the plaintiffs rested.
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Ejectment, for the north part of lot No. 127, in the Iron Ore Tract, in the county of Essex, tried at the Essex circuit in June, 1844, before Willakd, C. Judge. The plaintiffs proved that lot No. 127, in the Iron Ore Tract, was patented to Ephraim Morgan in the year 1819, and that he died in 1826, and that the plaintiffs are his heirs at law. The defendants were then proved to be in possession, and the plaintiffs rested. The defendants gave in evidence a deed from the comptroller of this state to Richard P. Hart, conveying several parcels of land, which, as the conveyance recited, were sold…
1Per curiam
The statute directs the assessors to put down the number of the lots assessed by them to non-residents, if the tract is subdivided into lots, and they can obtain correct *239information concerning them; if not subdivided, or if they cannot ascertain the subdivision, they are to give the boundaries, and are to certify either that the tract is not subdivided, or that they cannot obtain correct information of the subdivisions. (1 R. S. 391, §§ 12,13.) Conceding that the plaintiff’s lot is the.one intended to be assessed, and that the description contained in the comptroller’s deed, rejecting the…
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