Reed v. State
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtKane, J.
Appeals from two judgments in favor of claimants, entered June 27, 1988, upon decisions of the Court of Claims (Margolis, I., J.).
Claimants commenced two separate actions against the State. In both actions, although the required notices of claim were timely filed, they were not served upon the Attorney-General in accordance with the provisions of Court of Claims Act § 11. That statute provides that a copy of the claim "shall be served personally or by certified mail * * * upon the attorney general” (Court of Claims Act § 11). In both actions, the Attorney-General was served by ordinary mail.…
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