In re County of Nassau
New York County Courts
1Opinion of the CourtAaron F. Goldstein, J.
These are motions for the confirmation of the final report of the Commissioners of Estimate and for the taxation of costs in the above-captioned proceeding. The County Attorney opposes the first of these two motions.
The claimant in this proceeding, Samuel W. H. Nexsen, purportedly obtained title to the premises in question through the deed of one James T. Heenahan, as trustee in bankruptcy of the Lido Realty Corporation. The County Attorney takes the position that the claimant did not obtain title to the sewer network since the trustee’s quitclaim deed is silent respecting the transfer of any…
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