Summary
In People ex rel. Botsford v. Darling (47 N.Y. 666) it was held that "where a tenant is in possession under a parol agreement void by the Statute of Frauds, and has occupied for a year, paying the rent monthly, this creates a tenancy from month to month which can only be terminated by a month's notice to quit, expiring with the end of some month, reckoning from the beginning of the tenancy."
Summary of this case from Hungerford v. WagonerOpinion
Argued January 29th, 1872
Decided February 6th, 1872
C.H. Clark for appellant.
Edward Harris for respondent.
GROVER, J., reads opinion for reversal of judgment of the Supreme Court, and affirming order of county judge with costs.
All concur.
Judgment accordingly.