Frascone v. Rockland County Board of Elections
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
Under the circumstances of this case, there was no basis for the Rockland County Board of Elections (hereinafter the Board of Elections) to reconsider the sufficiency of the five signatures in question on this appeal. The Board of Elections had already determined that two of the five signatures in question were valid, and that the three other signatures in question were valid in the event that it was ultimately determined that the failure of the subscribing witnesses to identify the town in which they resided was not a fatal defect.
*668In light of the parties’ concession on appeal that the…
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