Court of Appeals of New York - December 2003 Opinion Summaries
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PEOPLE v. TAYLORCourt of Appeals of New York
Criminal Law & ProcedureDefendant's claim of ineffective assistance of counsel fails, as defense counsel's actions were within the reasonably objective range of performance,... |
12/23/2003 | 157 |
FULLAN v. 147 E. 27TH STREET ASSOC.Court of Appeals of New York
Landlord Tenant Law, Property Law & Real EstateA current owner cannot be held liable for a Fair Market Rent Appeal(FMRA) award for excess rents collected by a previous owner, where the current... |
12/22/2003 | 151 |
PEOPLE v. JOHNSONCourt of Appeals of New York
Criminal Law & ProcedureEvidence was insufficient to establish that the alleged inventory search of defendant's vehicle was valid. The officer who found a loaded weapon in... |
12/22/2003 | 155 |
PEOPLE v. JOHNSONCourt of Appeals of New York
Criminal Law & Procedure, EvidenceTrial court committed harmless error in admitting as an excited utterance an out-of-court, hearsay statement made by the victim of defendant's... |
12/22/2003 | 156 |
SALINO v. CIMINOCourt of Appeals of New York
Civil Rights, Labor & Employment LawCounty Attorney did not arbitrarily or capriciously deny a taxpayer-paid defense to the plaintiff per Suffolk County Code section 35-3(A). The record... |
12/18/2003 | 128 |
LEPKOWSKI v. STATE OF NEW YORKCourt of Appeals of New York
Civil ProcedurePlaintiffs' claims are jurisdictionally defective for non-conformity with the substantive pleading requirements of section 11(b) of the Court of... |
12/18/2003 | 132 |
N.Y.A.A.D., INC. v. STATE OF NEW YORKCourt of Appeals of New York
Consumer Protection LawThe Airbag Safety and Anti-Theft Act, which imposes new requirements on the sale of salvaged airbags, is valid despite the fact that the Commissioner... |
12/18/2003 | 148 |
STOP-THE-BARGE v. CAHILLCourt of Appeals of New York
Environmental LawIn a multi-agency environmental action against plaintiff, the court's holding that the statute of limitations began to run, when the conditioned... |
12/02/2003 | 127 |
BYNOG v. CIPRIANI GROUP, INC.Court of Appeals of New York
Labor & Employment LawPursuant to Labor Law section 196-d, plaintiffs are independent contractors and not employees of the defendants and as such, they are not entitled to... |
12/02/2003 | 136 |
THEROUX v. REILLYCourt of Appeals of New York
Government Benefits, Labor & Employment LawEligibility for benefits under General Municipal Law section 207-c is not contingent upon the municipal employee's demonstrating an injury sustained... |
12/02/2003 | 139, 140. 141 |
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