Grant v. Town of Kirkland
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1DissentHalpebh, J.
In my opinion, Special Term properly denied the motion to strike out the affirmative defense based on section 50-e of the General Municipal Law.
Even if we assume that under the existing statutes, no notice of claim need be served in connection with a claim against a town for incidental damages in an action for equitable relief, it does not follow that the affirmative defense should be stricken from the answer in this case on a motion in advance of trial. It cannot be determined until the trial whether the plaintiffs will succeed in their prayer for equitable relief. It may well turn out upon…
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