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Claim of Johns v. Village of Salamanca

129 A.D. 930 Court N.Y. App. Div. English

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In the Matter of the Claim of Charles F. Johns, Respondent, Appellant, v. The Village of Salamanca, New York, and Erie Railroad Company, Appellants, Respondents, for Damages from Change of Grade of Main Street in Said Village of Salamanca, New York.

Order reversed and report of commissioners vacated and set aside and a rehearing ordered before new commissioners, with costs to abide event, upon the opinion of Williams, J., in Matter of Johns v. Village of Salamanca (ante, p. 717), decided at this term of court; separate memorandum by Williams; J.[1] ; Spring and Robson, JJ., concurred in result upon the grounds stated in memorandum by Spring, J., in that case; Kruse, J., voted for reversing the order of the Special Term and confirming the report of the commissioners upon the grounds stated in his opinion in that case; McLennan, P. J., voted for affirmance.

* Memorandum not furnished Reporter.