Gallatin v. Sherman
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Southern New York
Motion to Remand Case to the District Court in tlie City of New York for the Second Judicial District. This is a summary proceeding for the recovery of premises No. 1 Front street. It was instituted by the filing of a petition on behalf of the landlord in the district court for the Second judicial district, the ground of the proceeding being the nonpayment of rent. The premises were leased by Sherman as tenant.
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Motion to Remand Case to the District Court in tlie City of New York for the Second Judicial District. This is a summary proceeding for the recovery of premises No. 1 Front street. It was instituted by the filing of a petition on behalf of the landlord in the district court for the Second judicial district, the ground of the proceeding being the nonpayment of rent. The premises were leased by Sherman as tenant. The landlord made as additional parties the following persons, described by him as undertenants holding over, and continuing in possession of said demised premises, or part thereof:…
1Opinion of the Court
LACOMBE, Circuit Judge.
The motion to remand is denied. _ In _ retaining jurisdiction, however, this court will so arrange for hearing that the landlord may obtain a summary disposition of the case such as the state statutes give him. Having already had a notice of several weeks, the defendants will be expected to present whatever defense they may have to the dispossession on four days’ notice. Upon (lie settlement of this order time and place for hearing may be arranged for.
2Cited by1 opinion
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