O'Brien v. City of Syracuse
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
Cardamone, J. P.
In the instant case petitioners, owners of commercial realty in Syracuse, attempted to prove acts which resulted in a de facto appropriation of their property. They allege, in addition to the loss of rental income and reduction in market value, additional factors such as interruption of utility service, a public auction held by the respondent Urban Renewal Agency (URA) without their consent on the premises, building and construction materials piled around the building and interference with access as a result of construction.
Both the Fifth Amendment to the Federal Constitution…
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