Markett v. Gemke
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from City Court of Buffalo. Proceeding by John A. Markett against Huida A. Gemke and another for the removal of defendants as- tenant and subtenant. From a judgment of the City Court awarding petitioner the possession, defendants appeal. Reversed, and new trial ordered.
1Opinion of the CourtBrown, J.
Rose Deigelman, upon being arraigned in the criminal branch of the City Court, entered a plea of guilty to the charge of using the premises in question for disorderly purposes, in violation of chapter 9, section 2, of the ordinances of the city of Buffalo prohibiting such use. Thereupon the petitioner served a notice upon Huida A. Gemke and Rose Deigelman, electing to terminate the lease that he had theretofore given Huida A. Gemke, for using the premises for disorderly purposes and suffering the nuisance of a bawdyhouse to be created thereon; the service of such notice being in pursuance of…
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