Hardwick v. Salzi

The defendants in the above-entitled action, husband and wife, in January, 1895, became seized of and held the title to the premises in question as tenants by the entirety, per tout et non per my (Zorntlein v. Bram, 100 N. Y. 15; Hiles v. Fisher, 144 id. 313) ; neither could alienate the entire estate without the other uniting, yet, perforce of the statutes in this State relating to the estates of married women, as to the use, rents and profits of an estate by the entirety, while the survivorship is in abeyance, they were “ ten*2ants in common or joint tenants * * *, each entitled to one-half”…