Stewart v. Turney
New York Supreme Court
Action to enjoin defendants from hunting upon premises fronting on Cayuga lake of which the plaintiffs are the lessees and claim to he entitled to the exclusive privilege of hunting thereon.
1Opinion of the CourtStephens, J.
The plaintiffs seek in this action to restrain the defendants from hunting upon a portion of the shore of Cayuga lake in which plaintiffs claim the exclusive privilege of hunting by virtue of a lease from the United States Gypsum Company, the owner of the premises bordering upon the lake; the particular acts of which plaintiffs complain are that on several occasions after the execution of the lease on October 22, 1920, the defendants hunted ducks from that part of the lake shore included in their lease and thus infringed upon their sole prerogative.
*400The defendants in their answer in addition…
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