Dauber v. Boyajian
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
CHASE, Circuit Judge.
The plaintiff is a citizen of Pennsylvania and the defendants are eitizens of New York. Diversity is the sole ground of jurisdiction.
Simon Boyajian is the father of Jaek Boyajian. Simon owned a small factory *1003building in Long Island City, N. Y., part of ■which he rented to a corporation, called J. Mazlum Company, for the manufacture of hosiery. James Mazlum, the president, was Simon’s son-in-law. Simon worked for the corporation as fireman, repair man, and janitor. Simon’s house, in which ho lived, was across a yard from the factory building. Id this house Mazlum, his wife…
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