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81 Misc. 167

Creamer v. Peshkin

New York Supreme Court

Decided June 15, 1913

New York Supreme Court · decided 1913-06-15

Appeal by plaintiff from a judgment of the Municipal Court of the city of New York, borough, of Manhattan, ninth district, rendered in favor of the defendant after a trial by the court and a jury.

Decided 1913-06-15

Bijub, J. (concurring).

¶1I concur; but on the ground that the alleged misrepresentations of the plaintiff are not actionable. The statements that the building was being altered and that plans had been filed were quite immaterial — first, because there was no agreement on plaintiff’s part to make or complete any alterations ; and, even if there had been, the fact that they were being made at any particular time would be of no importance provided they were completed on time. The statement that the foundation wall ran through and through is not in the record connected with any matter of any importance, and the same criticism applies to it as to the other statements hereinabove set forth.

¶2Judgment reversed and new trial ordered, with costs to appellant to abide event.

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