Cesario v. Chiapparine
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtHopkins, J.
Plaintiffs William Cesario and Vincenza Cesario are husband and wife. On December 7, 1958 the oil burner in their home failed, and they went to stay temporarily at the home of William’s mother, the defendant Emelia Cesario, located at 2406 85th Street, Brooklyn. The house next door, 2402 85th Street, was owned by the defendant Angela Chiapparine, having been purchased in 1944 and occupied by her until the date of the accident in which Vincenza was injured.
*274Between the two houses there was a concrete alleyway approximately 8 feet wide. The defendant Cesario owned 2 feet of the alleyway…
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