Devlin v. O'Neill
James Devlin, Respondent, v. Ambrose O’Neill Et Al., Appellants
Devlin v. O'Neill, 68 N.Y. 622 (1877)
Summary
This was an action to recover damages for the alleged unlawful entry by defendants upon and injury to premises owned by plaintiff, removing therefrom fixtures and furniture, etc. As the court simply concur in result, no further statement is made of the case.
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Opinion of the Court
Miller, J., reads for affirmance.
All concur in result.
Judgment affirmed.
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