New York Court of Chancery, 1845

Stuyvesant v. Mayor of New- York

Stuyvesant v. Mayor of New- York
New York Court of Chancery · Decided August 5, 1845
5 Sarat. Ch. Sent. 27; 1845 N.Y. LEXIS 312

Counsel

H. Fish, for complainant.

Stuyvesant v. Mayor of New- York

Opinion of the Court

Decree declaring that defendants be perpetually enjoined from using Stuyvesant Square, or suffering it to be used for any other purpose than a public square ; directing that they cause ali persons who have intruded themselves upon the same, and all buildings and erections thereon to be removed therefrom ; directing a reference to a master fo compute and as*12Certain the complainant’s damages, and that Upon the coming ahd in confirmation of the master’s report the defendants pay such damages, with interest, together with the costs of this suit.

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