Rich v. Rich
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from judgment on report of a referee. Action for partition by Theodore Rich and another against James V. Rich .■and others. Defendants appeal from an order charging them with the rental value of the portion of the premises occupied by them.
1Opinion of the CourtDaniels, J.
By the order from which the appeal has been taken it was determined by the court that the appellants were liable for the rental value of premises sold under a judgment in partition, and which were occupied by them from May, 1877, until the date of the referee's report» in 1887. They rented out portions of the premises, from which they collected through their agent the sum of $3,302.27, which was all paid out for interest on a mortgage on the premises, and taxes, water rents, and necessary repairs. The *771rental value of the whole of the premises, including the portions rented by the appellants,…
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