Miner v. Burling
New York Supreme Court
CERTIORARI to the justice of the district court of the city of New York for the fifth judicial district, to remove proceedings had before him, under the statute relative to summary proceedings to recover the possession of land, for the removal of Michael J. Miner from certain premises alleged to have been held over by him after the expiration of his term as tenant of William J. Burling.
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court,
Bonney, J.
By the return to the certiorari, issued in this case to the justice of the fifth judicial district of the city of New York, it appears that Burling, as landlord, instituted summary proceedings against Miner, as tenant, to recover possessioii of premises, which, it was alleged, the tenant held over after the expiration of his term. The tenant appeared and filed an affidavit (which is not returned) and the matters controverted were tried by a jury.
The affidavit on which the summons was issued is loosely drawn, but may, I think, upon a very liberal construction, he deemed…
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