Rodding v. Kane
New York Court of Common Pleas
Appeal from district court; Henry P. McGowan, Judge. Action by Bertha Rodding against Terence Kane and others to recover the possession of land. Judgment for plaintiff, and defendants appealed.
1Per curiam
In the month of December, 1887, the Hon. Henry P. McGowan, then justice of the Ninth judicial district court, issued a precept in summary proceedings for the possession of land claimed to belong to Bertha Bodding, and occupied by Terence Kane and others as squatters. Issue was joined on the 28th of December, 1887, and the testimony was closed on that day, and the case was, by consent of the parties, adjourned to January 4,1888, for the submission of briefs. The Hon. Henry P. McGowan ceased to be justice of the Ninth district court at the close of the year 1887 by reason of the expiration of…
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