20 Barb. 251 | N.Y. Sup. Ct. | 1855
The plaintiff was a wharfinger. and warehouseman, and by holding himself out to the public as such, extended a license to enter upon his premises, to all persons having occasion to do so in connection with that business. (Heaney v. Heaney, 2 Denio, 625. Beardsley v.
If the foregoing views are correct, the plaintiff having revoked the license as to the defendant, the entry of the defendant for which the action was brought was a trespass, and the defendant was liable therefor.
Assuming that the trespass was committed out of the county of Yates, the justice had jurisdiction. (Graves v. McKeon, 2 Denio, 639. Code, § 53.)
In raj opinion the judgment of the justice was right, and that of the county court, affirming it, should be affirmed.
Judgment affirmed.
Selden, Johnson, and T. R. Strong, Justices.]