Estate of Canale v. Binghamton Amusement Co.
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
Staley, Jr., J.
The two actions are based on negligence which allegedly caused the destruction by fire of a building owned by plaintiffs, Canale, in Action No. 1, and damaged personal property of the plaintiff in Action No. 2 who was a subtenant in the building. Defendant Binghamton Enterprise, Inc. (hereinafter called Enterprise) was the main tenant in the building, and defendant George Miles was the president and sole stockholder of the corporation. Binghamton Amusement Co. (hereinafter called Amusement) through its employee, James Curran, allegedly attempted to repair a gas furnace, and his…
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