Judgment reversed, without costs, and a new trial granted.
No statute or ordinance was shown to have been violated. In the absence of proof of when the premises in question were erected or converted, there was no basis for a determination that appellant had violated the Building Code of the Village of Hempstead (ch. 2, art. 2, § 3, subd. 10) or section 62 of the Multiple Dwelling Law. However, the failure of proof in that respect appears to have been due to a...
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