People v. Casegeanda
New York Court of General Session of the Peace
Appeal from a judgment convicting the defendant of the vio-1 lation of city ordinances.
1Opinion of the Court
GOFF (Recorder).
Carlo Casegeanda, the defendant, was, by the city magistrate, adjudged guilty of a violation ^f section 33 of the corporation ordinances of 1880, in that he obstructed the sidewalk with a boot-blacking stand; and from such judgment and' conviction he appeals. Several grounds of error are assigned by the appellant, but only one of them is necessary to a consideration of the case as presented by the return. The complainant, as captain of the police, was thus examined:
“Q. Are you familiar with section 33 of the city ordinance? A. 1 have a copy here of the amended ordinance of…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- People v. WilsonNew York Supreme Court · 1891
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