Denning v. Corwin
4 Wend. 208
Opinion
By the Court,
This is a case in which notice should have been given to the defendants, so that they might have been heard. The plaintiff claims only an undivided third of the lot; the defendants therefore may be tenants in common with him, and if so, have the right, until a partition, to the enjoyment of the property. They are not trespassers, and cannot be treated as such by the court. The motion is denied.
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Denning v. Corwin, 4 Wend. 208 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1830).
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