· 6/15/1881
Gilbert v. Comstock
Citations
- 32 N.Y. Sup. Ct. 61
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- removing lease from statute of frauds where lessee of shopping center assumed exclusive possession under a parol modification of original lease and made substantial permanent improvements without complaint or objection from lessor
- declaratory judgment action to establish appellant’s right to possession of property made moot an appeal due to appellant’s intervening conveyance of subject property
- developer’s appeal of trial court's determination that lessee was legally occupying additional space in building pursuant to oral agreement was rendered moot after developer sold subject property to third party and had no legal claim to possession of property
- developer's appeal of trial court's determination that lessee was legally occupying additional space in building pursuant to oral agreement was rendered moot after developer sold subject property to third party and had no legal claim to possession of property
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Judges: Hardin
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