United States v. Weisenbloom
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
CHASE, Circuit Judge.
This appeal requires us to decide whether § 8 of the Commercial Rent Control Laws of the State of New York1 is applicable to the United States as a lessor of surplus land it owns in the City of New York and has leased for commercial purposes.
In July 1942, the United States leased to the appellant for use as a gasoline service station some land acquired for a site for a post office. The rent reserved was $125.00 a month and a condition of the letting was that appellant should “vacate the premises within thirty days after receipt of a written notice so to do.”
On July 25,…
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