The Superior Court of the City of New York and Buffalo May 5, 1890 (Kuh v. Metropolitan Elevated Railway Co.)

Freedman, J.

The only questions presented for review are raised by exceptions taken by the defendants to the admission of testimony. Assuming that it was incompetent for the plaintiff to show that he was offered $42,000 for his Sixth-Avenue property before the defendants’ railway was constructed, yet it sufficiently appears from the whole case that the defendants were not prejudiced by it.