Town of Starkey v. Hill
New York County Courts
1Opinion of the CourtLyman H. Smith, J.
Defendant-appellant appeals from a judgment of a Court of Special Sessions, the Hon. M. Lyman Pierce, Town Justice of the Town of Starkey, presiding, under which the said defendant has been found guilty after a trial without a jury on July 11, 1968, of a violation of the town’s “ junk yard ” ordinance, designated as Local Law No. 1-1966. Upon conviction the court imposed a fine of $25 and directed that the defendant comply with the said local law within 30 days.
The defendant-appellant in his affidavit of errors contends, inter alia, ‘‘ that the record is wholly devoid of proof of any…
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