Kelsey v. Ward
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from a judgment. This action was by Charles Kelsey against Robert M. Ward, Walter S. Gove, and Edward P. Morris, to recover $1,700, a year’s rent of premises in Brooklyn. The nature of the action and the questions involved are fully stated in the opinion. The defendants appealed.
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court.*—Brown, J.
Some of the questions which arise upon this appeal have 'already been considered and determined by this court. In the case of The People on rel. Bobert M. Ward and others a. Charles Kelsey, which was a certiorari, brought to review the proceedings brought before the judge of the City Court of Brooklyn by Charles Kelsey to remove his tenants, the present defendants, from the possession of the demised premises mentioned in the pleadings in this action, we decided that the pier which Charles Kelsey agreed to erect for the use of the defendants, by the agreement in…
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