Corporations
Charles Gold, Appellant, v. The City of Long Beach; Frank Frankel, as Mayor of the City of Long Beach; Frederick J. Knob, as Supervisor of the City of Long Beach; Frank G. Waldron, as Councilman of the City of Long Beach; John E. Hoey, as Councilman of the City of Long Beach; Delavan C. Smith, as Councilman of the City of Long Beach; Thomas J. Hogan, as Treasurer of the City of Long Beach; and Marisand Corporation, Respondents
233 A.D. 699·New York Supreme Court, Appellate Division·1931·NY
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Opinion
Charles Gold, Appellant, v. The City of Long Beach; Frank Frankel, as Mayor of the City of Long Beach; Frederick J. Knob, as Supervisor of the City of Long Beach; Frank G. Waldron, as Councilman of the City of Long Beach; John E. Hoey, as Councilman of the City of Long Beach; Delavan C. Smith, as Councilman of the City of Long Beach; Thomas J. Hogan, as Treasurer of the City of Long Beach; and Marisand Corporation, Respondents.
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The court having been advised that the cause has been tried and a determination had, the appeal from the order denying motion for an injunction pendente lite is dismissed, without costs. Lazansky, P. J., Young, Hagarty, Scudder and Tompkins, JJ., concur.