Ohrt v. City of Buffalo
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Per curiam
Appellant City of Buffalo in its brief and on the argument did not question plaintiff’s right to recover against it, but did contend that its claim over against the property owner should have been sent to the jury.
The plaintiff’s injuries were caused by stepping into a water meter box in the sidewalk, caused by the cover being loose. The third-party complaint alleged in paragraph 5 that the property owner, Mrs. Kossa, “ maintained, managed and controlled said premises known as 275 South Park Avenue, Buffalo, New York, and the appurtenances thereto.” It further alleged in paragraph 7 that the…
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