Schrymser v. Phelps
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtLarremore, J.
— On March 9, 1864, Michael Dillon was seized in fee simple of certain real estate in the city of Mew York, known by the Mo. 29 Broadway and Mos. 2 and 4 Morris street. There were then on these premises four buildings, viz.: One on Broadway, about twenty-nine feet nine inches and' about fifty-eight feet on Morris street; another abutting the same on the west and extending westwardly about fifty-eight feet eight inches, called the extension; and two others west of the extension, called Mos. 2 and 4 Morris street, being each twenty-five feet wide. A hallway ran from the front building to the…
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- Simmons v. . CloonanNew York Court of Appeals · 1880
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