Estate of Norsworthy v. Bryan
New York Supreme Court
APPEAL from a judgment rendered by a justice of the district court in the city of Kew York, in summary proceedings instituted by a landlord for the removal of a tenant.
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court,
Bonney, J.
The only questions to be considered in this case are those arising between the landlord and the tenant Bryan. Bradley, stated to be undertenant, assented to the judgment rendered by .the justice on summary proceedings, and has not appealed. With bim we have nothing tp do.
The appellant Bryan appeared, on the return of the summons, but filed no affidavit, and we have only to determine whether or not the affidavit by which the proceedings were initiated states facts sufficient to authorize the issuing of the summons and warrant for his removal. On examination of the…
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