Citron v. County of Nassau

After this motion was made, plaintiff served an amended complaint. At the argument of this motion, the court was advised of this fact and, further, that the motion would be pressed since the defendant felt its objections were not overcome in the amended complaint.

Accordingly, the court will consider the motion as addressed to the amended complaint.

The County of Nassau has sole jurisdiction over county roads and the expenses of constructing, maintaining and improving them is a county charge (Nassau County Administrative Code, § 12-4.0; L. 1939, ch. 272, as amd.). This is true even of county…