People v. Foote
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtCarswell, J.
This consolidated action consists of one for a declaratory judgment and two in partition. A common issue of title is involved. By stipulation, the first question litigated was whether or not the plaintiff, People of the State of New York, had title to the southern end of a tract within the easterly and westerly lines of an area known in Colonial days as “ Seaman’s Gore.” The State having prevailed, it was unnecessary to rule upon other questions as between the individual defendants known as the “ Seaman heirs.” They appear by different attorneys and appeal on the judgment roll. They urge that…
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