Di Bacco v. State
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtGbeehblott, J.
Claimant Custode Di Bacco was, from 1942 until 1967, .the owner .of the property in question consisting of approximately 18.8 acres by virtue of a deed from her husband. The property had been continuously operated as a family farm since 1933 on which vegetables and flowers were grown for sale at retail and wholesale. In 1967, Custode Di Bacco divided the property by conveying to her sons, the claimants, William, Orlando, Richard and Anthony Di Bacco, approximately 6.8 acres from the northerly portion of the property on which were situated a number of greenhouses, some storage buildings, and a…
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