Bien v. Bixby
Appellate Terms of the Supreme Court of New York
Appeal from final order made by the justice of the Eighth Judicial District Court, upon a proceeding instituted in behalf of the tenant for redemption of the lease and repossession of the premises, after final order in favor of the landlord, and execution of warrant dispossessing the tenant in summary proceedings.
1Opinion of the CourtBischoff, J.
Both parties to the proceeding appeal from the final order made by the'justice, .fixing the sum which should be paid by the tenant-petitioner to. the landlord, as á condition to repossession, each party claiming that too much has been credited to the other and too little to himself in certain instances, .the petti tioner’s most strenuous objection being taken to the allowance to the landlord of sums expended by the latter in rendering the building fire proof, at the direction of the department of buildings, and in remodelling the building for use as a theatre, instead of as a concert hall, in…
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- Bien v. BixbyAppellate Terms of the Supreme Court of New York · 1896
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