Boyd v. Village of Keeseville
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtBergan, P. J.
In this personal injury action against a village based on a defective sidewalk, the complaint alleges compliance with section 341-a of the Village Law, which requires advance ‘ ‘ written notice ’ ’ of the ‘ ‘ condition ’ ’ by pleading the maintenance of a previous lawsuit against the village for an injury occurring two years before “ at the very same location on the very same sidewalk ’ ’.
It is further alleged that papers in proceedings to examine defendant before trial in that former action were served within a year before the injury which is the subject of this action.
If all this is true,…
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