Legal Opinion
Greene v. Goodwin Sand & Gravel Co.
New York Supreme Court
Decided June 29, 1910PublishedCited by 1 opinion
Two suits, one by Grace C. Greene and the other by Pauline C. McKinley, against the Goodwin Sand & Gravel Company.
1Opinion of the CourtPutnam, J.
These suits arise out of the attempted closing of a highway leading from Fort Washington to Sands Point, and sometimes designated as the “Barcas Point Road.” It is testified to be an ancient thoroughfare, and is remembered as an old road by an aged witness able to speak of it as such in the period of. 1835 and 1840. Until what is known as the Middle Neck Road had been opened, it was the only means of communication from Port Washington to Sands Point, and is still much traveled, being the direct route from several residences to Port Washington.
The defendant is a gravel company (organized under…
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