Goergen v. Maar
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtHalpern, J.
In this action for partition, it appeared that the defendant-appellant and the plaintiff-respondent, together with the defendants-respondents, owned certain real property in the city of Albany, New York, as tenants in common. They all traced their title, by devise or inheritance, to a common source. The plaintiff-respondent was the owner of a four sixteenths interest; the defendant-appellant was the owner of a six sixteenths interest and the other two defendants were the owners of three sixteenths each. The defendant-appellant had been in sole possession of the property and had collected the…
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