Decker v. Sexton
Appellate Terms of the Supreme Court of New York
Appeal by landlord from final order made' in summary pro- • ceedings on verdict, of jury in favor of tenant and under-tenants:
1Opinion of the CourtMoAdam, J.
This was a proceeding by the landlord'to-recover
possession of the premises known as No. 55' Whitehall street,, this city, for holding over after the expiration of the term. - The pctition alleged a- monthly letting from July 1 to August .1, 1896) by the landlord- to Thomas E. Sexton, the-tenant, the other parties being under-tenants or assigns. .
The tenant Sexton did not appear. The other-parties answered, denying the monthly letting and holding' over alleged, and setting up a written lease, dated April 13, 1896, executed by the landlord: to .Thomas E.-Sexton, for. five-years from May .1,…
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