Court of Appeals of New York - July 2003 Opinion Summaries
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COHEN v. BD. OF APPEALS OF THE VILLAGE OF SADDLE ROCKCourt of Appeals of New York
Constitutional Law, Government Law, Property Law & Real EstateVillage Law section 7-712-b(3) evinced the state's intent to preempt the field of area variance review. |
07/02/2003 | 2 No. 81 |
ALLEN v. COMM'R OF LABORCourt of Appeals of New York
Cyberspace Law, Government Benefits, Insurance Law, Labor & Employment LawAn employee who regularly works from her out-of-state residence by electronic link-up to her employer's workplace in New York is not entitled to... |
07/02/2003 | 3 No. 83 |
PEOPLE v. STUARTCourt of Appeals of New York
Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & ProcedureThe anti-stalking statute, Penal Law section 120.45, is not unconstitutionally vague either on its face or as applied to defendant. |
07/02/2003 | No. 87 |
MARINO S. v. ANGEL GUARDIAN CHILDREN & FAMILY SERVS., INC.Court of Appeals of New York
Criminal Law & Procedure, Family Law, Juvenile LawAn underlying finding that a child was abused may itself be derivative, even in cases other than those involving homicide or assault, and the Family... |
07/02/2003 | 1 No. 90 |
WESTMORELAND COAL CO. v. ENTECH, INC.Court of Appeals of New York
Contracts, Corporation & Enterprise Law, Dispute Resolution & Arbitration, M&A, Securities LawAn acquiring company's objections directed at an asset value's accounting treatment alleged breaches of representation or warranty, for which the... |
07/01/2003 | 1 No. 61 |
NEW YORK CITY COALITION TO END LEAD POISONING, INC. v. VALLONECourt of Appeals of New York
Environmental Law, Government Law, Health Law, Property Law & Real EstateA City Council resolution, declaring that a new law addressing abatement of lead paint in multiple dwelling units would have no significant adverse... |
07/01/2003 | 1 No. 80 |
BELT PAINTING CORP. v. TIG INS. CO.Court of Appeals of New York
Environmental Law, Health Law, Injury & Tort Law, Insurance LawThe pollution exclusion endorsement in an insurance policy at issue did not unambiguously exclude coverage when applied to the underlying personal... |
07/01/2003 | 2 No. 86 |
KELLOGG v. TRAVISCourt of Appeals of New York
Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & ProcedureA 1999 amendment to the DNA identification index law increasing the number of offenses subject to the index was not an unconstitutional ex post facto... |
07/01/2003 | 1 No. 93 |
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