Longshore v. Albany Garage Co.
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1DissentMcNamee, J.
William street in the city of Albany runs uphill toward the north, and is intersected by Howard street running on the level east and west. Thus the intersection has three general levels, resulting in a correspondingly irregular pavement. On the southwest corner of these streets, defendant’s garage building is located. And the comer of the building is truncated so as to receive entrance doors, and permit ingress from either of these streets at the corner.
William street is thirty-six feet wide, and Howard street is twenty-three feet wide, and the sidewalks along the buildings on both of these…
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