In Cook v. Wardens Vestry of St. Paul's Church (67 N.Y. 594) the plaintiff permitted the defendant to repair, joined in effecting a sale of a part of the premises, and joined in the use of the premises.
Summary of this case from Trustees of Union College v. City of N.YArgued October 4, 1876
Decided November 14, 1876
J. McGuire for the appellants.
M.M. Mead for the respondent.
FOLGER, J., reads for affirmance.
All concur.
Judgment affirmed.
In Cook v. Wardens Vestry of St. Paul's Church (67 N.Y. 594) the plaintiff permitted the defendant to repair, joined in effecting a sale of a part of the premises, and joined in the use of the premises.
Summary of this case from Trustees of Union College v. City of N.YFull title:ELBERT W. COOK, et al., Appellants, v . THE WARDENS AND VESTRY OF ST…
Court:Court of Appeals of the State of New York
Date published: Nov 14, 1876
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