Charles S. Utterson, Inc. v. Snyder
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtMartin, J.
The Martrese Corporation was the owner of premises situated at 214 West Fifty-ninth street, borough of Manhattan. The defendant Julius Lempert was lessee of said premises, with a lease running for a period of about twenty years. The building was formerly used as a dwelling house. The defendant Lempert, a physician, was anxious to have the building converted into a sanitarium for use by him in his profession.. The owner arranged to make the necessary alterations. The plaintiff was employed as a general contractor to do the work and supply the materials. The plaintiff did the carpentry work in…
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