Young v. Warehouse No. 2 Inc.
Civil Court of the City of New York
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
Alexander Graves, J.
Petitioner correctly brings to the court’s attention that, in its decision dated February 7, 1989, the court did not consider one of petitioner’s arguments in support of canceling respondent’s warehouseman’s lien. Petitioner was a tenant who has *351been evicted by her landlord and whose furnishings had been delivered, apparently by the City Marshal acting for the landlord, to respondent’s warehouse. Petitioner’s argument is that the landlord and/or City Marshal could not create a lien on petitioner’s furnishings in favor of respondent by delivering same to…
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