Frank v. Jaspin
New York County Courts
Appeal by the tenant from a final order made in summary proceedings by a justice of the peace in the town of Hempstead, granting the landlord possession of certain premises situate in the town of Hempstead, described in the petition.
1Opinion of the CourtNiemann, J.
After the court had convened on June 9, 1914, and the respective parties had appeared in person and by their counsel, the defendant filed his affidavit, verified on said- day, setting forth that he is the tenant in the proceeding; that the justice is a material witness for him in said proceeding, and that he cannot safely proceed to the trial thereof without the testimony of said justice. The affidavit further states that defendant expects to prove by said justice certain statements or admissions claimed to have been made by one William B. Davis, one of the former owners of the premises and…
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