Trinacia Real Estate Co. v. Clarke
District Court, N.D. New York
1Opinion of the Court
BRYANT, District Judge.
There are two matters before the eourt for determination, viz. The motions for injunctions pendente lite brought before the eourt by complaints in each suit and the motions of defendant to dismiss the bills. The facts are such that the motions in the three suits may be considered together. . The facts, as shown by the complaints, may be summarized as follows:
On January 27, 1928, Josephine Ealeone and Mary Falcone, as tenants in common, conveyed to Trinaeia Real Estate Company, Inc., the real estate described in the bill of eomplajnt. The deeds were duly recorded. They…
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