Wetmore v. Law
New York Supreme Court
MOTION to vacate a judgment of the supreme court, entered at a special term, granting an injunction.
1Opinion of the CourtHogeboom, J.
This is a motion by the defendants to vacate or set aside so much of the judgment entered in this action, pursuant to the direction of Justice Davies, as enjoins the defendants from entering upon those portions of Greenwich and Washington streets, in New York, which lie between fteade street and Cortlandt street, for the purpose of laying or establishing a rail road thereon, and from digging up or subverting the soil for that purpose, or otherwise incumbering or obstructing the free and common use of said streets.
The motion is founded principally upon an act of the legislature, passed on the…
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