The evening world. Newspaper, April 30, 1917, Page 11

Tome Gv NY CENTRAL TITLE TOWESTSDELAND S DECLARED cOOD Mr, Prendergast Says Deal, With the Railroad May Safely Be Made. To the Editor of The Frening World: The tenth question in The Evening World's series about the west side im- provement was as follows: “Because of clauses in deeds Hm- (ting much of the New York Cen~ tral’s right of way on the west side | to railroad uses only, will not the land revert to original owners without consideration when dt is joned by relocation of the [ ab: wer to the sixth question ng World sories I showed ad in all caves is ablo title to the olty for the property which it purposes to trans- fer as part of the west side settlement. | I stated the principles of law involved in the present question but I did not take the space required for stating my Judicial authorities as they have been YVE | reported to me by the Corporation | Counsel E THEATRE BROADWAY & 41st ST. 48 pL Aianiey TWICE TO-DAY AND EVERY DAY 2.80 & 6:80, GREATER VITAGRAPH Presents vw y t |which would make it appear to the lay mind that involved had been conveyed b sinal owners to the rai and HARRY MOREY Bie irs ‘ as Joe Carson ! clauses lroad from giv- . i AND AN ALL STAR VITAGRAPH CAST M urty who has no t desire to use the land for railroad purposes, The fact is, however, that !euch clauses are held not to be con- ditions which prevent any future pur- chaser from acquiring good title. The {reason why this is so 1s very simple, | is held to be nant between the railroad, | to live up to sl owner has and attempt hould be paid THE WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS MELODRAMA By BAYARD VIELLER, Author of ‘The | 3th Chair’ POs REX BEACH Smancey, THEATRES. | Bhou! 0 railroad f. “THEB ARRIER’ NEW AMSTERDAM). THRILLING FILM VERSION OF HIS)! | j; STIRRING NOVEL Will be shown in the following Marcus Loew Theatres C7 WEEK OF AP a Mon,, Tues, & W American Lincoln Sa, an example. Suppose of land to you and spec- 1 that you shall_use it AMUSEMENTS. ify_in_ the ATOR NEW. AMSTERDAM Kwa: BULLETIN NEW WAT SCHEDULE OF SHOWS, BEGINNING TO-NIGHT And for the Duration of the War, Bouley Greeley Sa. “Wea 15 at Mts, Thusw, THE CASE of LADY LIBERTY Seventh Ave. Avenue B, Delancey St. Mon, & Tus Rew, York rele 5 NT , 2 Ret eames O14 1, way (Bklyn) GOLDEN GLADES (4th Floor) DINNER SHOW 7 o’ CLOCK MIDNIGHT PARADE 11 o’CLOCK BALCONADES (8d_ Floor) DANCING BEGINS AT 8 P. M. HUDSON re 8." 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Vatch & Diamond Co, | SMANHATTANOVEES Hoven, gies st THE WANDERER Biggest Dramatic % xen! ngs tt MONDS nc ' World Wants Work Wonders Dla TRE OS MSEERCHAN bp, SWING WOULD, MUYUNWVAX, AFRIbL OV, LY1LI. 48 golf links and for no other purpose. | dam: Later you decide that it would be | ci more profitable for you to use the | w as a farm—a purpose clearly | ment. not contemplated in the deed. Inthat] Clauses similar tn language to case the land will not come back to| those contained in deeds held by the me, but I may go to court and at-| New York Central have been passed | « tempt to show that a farm works|upon by the courts, Let me refer to tha es jut against the railroad, wh party to the original sar more to my disadvantage than golf| the case given on we 478 of the| W inks, and claim damages ageord- {twenty-fourth v f Hun's re-|to ingly. ports, fourth di known as|no di Now make another supposftion—| * that you, after having used the land as golf links sell It to a third p who uses it for a farm. In tha e also I may bring a suit for damagos | company against you, but I have no case a tl anid premises unto the naid the new purchaser, In the present | thelr assiene ty ix in the position of the | nd purpo ager, and any claim for actually Kenney vs, W In this case | cla was held that a deed purporting to| qu nt, i] e | vey Today! Tomorrow is too late! — against the| The court held also that, even though! the land was no longer used for rail 7 =| road purposes, it did not revert to the | Small Pity Small original holder. ar 1 nor do they in any degree my hat in all cases in volved in the proposed contract, the = —S—S—S—=—_—_— iny |New York Central can convey goo jsually Need Iron : * |PALLID PEOPLE carters iRON PILLS WM, A. PREND! < claim and con-| impel me to modif | carlier assertion t » for the | title to the city. i Carter’s Little Liver Pill Make you feel the joy of living, It ts impessibde to be happy or ‘eel good wheo you are CONST! 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