Brownell v. Board of Education
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtAngell, J.
Upon facts set forth in the complaint and admitted in the answer, the parties ask for a declaratory judgment under section 473 of the Civil Practice Act determining their rights.
It appears that for some time prior to September 10, 1923, defendant board of education owned and was in possession of premises on Lake avenue in the city of Saratoga Springs on which were situated a high school building and two other small structures of comparatively little value. The building had become unsuitable *65or inadequate for use as a high school, and before the date specified defendant had purchased other…
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- Sewell v. . UnderhillNew York Court of Appeals · 1910
- Williams v. LilleySupreme Court of Connecticut · 1895
- McGinley v. ForrestNebraska Supreme Court · 1921
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