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123 Misc. 379

Kemp v. Levy

Appellate Terms of the Supreme Court of New York · decided 1924-06-27

Cited by 1 later decisions — most recently July 1930

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Decided 1924-06-27

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Per Curiam.

¶1The question involved in this appeal is whether the vendee in possession of real estate who up to the date of closing had been a tenant, is liable for rent after that date where the failure to close title was due to the landlord’s default. The case was tried on stipulated facts as a question of law.

¶2The learned trial court has found for the landlord. From the date of the landlord’s default the tenant was in possession as vendee and not as a tenant, and a' final order should have been directed in her favor.

¶3Final order reversed, with" thirty dollars costs, and final order awarded the tenant dismissing the petition.

¶4All concur; present, Burnt, Mullan and Levy, JJ.

¶5Order reversed.

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