Stanley v. Jay Street Connecting Railroad
New York Supreme Court
Suit for injunction to restrain operation of defendant’s railroad in Plymouth and Bridge Streets, New York city, borough of Brooklyn.
1Opinion of the CourtKelly, J.
This suit in equity was commenced by William Foster, the plaintiff’s testator, who died pending the final submission of the case for decision. The suit was revived in the name of the plaintiff.
The complaint alleges that Foster is the owner in fee and in possession of premises at the southwest corner of Bridge and Plymouth streets in the borough of Brooklyn, city of New York. The property consists of a five-story factory building, eighty-three feet on Plymouth street and fifty feet on Bridge street. The complaint alleges ownership in the plaintiff since the year 1891 of the property mentioned,…
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