Legal Opinion
Howe v. Cornish
New York Supreme Court
Decided March 14, 1933PublishedCited by 2 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
Charles B. Wheeler, Official Referee.
In March, 1922, the defendant Fred W. Cornish acquired title to subdivision lot No. 1 as laid down on a certain map made by E. Spangenberg, surveyor, for William Voetsch, Jr., and filed in Erie county clerk’s office under cover 528.
He went into possession of the lot and erected a cottage and garage on it.
A highway known as the Niagara River road runs across lot 1 dividing it into two parts.
Subsequent to acquiring title to lot 1, Mr. Cornish sold and conveyed to parties named in the description hereinafter given, certain portions of lot No. 1.
In 1929…
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