Scarborough Properties Corp. v. Village of Briarcliff Manor

The defendant is a village of the third class, organized under the Village Law (Cons. Laws, ch. 64) of the State of New York. In November, 1926, the plaintiff, which owned a parcel of land in the village, executed and delivered to the clerk of the village a deed conveying to the defendant the fee of three roads which the plaintiff had constructed upon its land, together with a sewer system, water pipes and fire hydrants which the plaintiff had installed in the street. The plaintiff, claiming that the conveyance was made pursuant to an offer to dedicate the roads and the improvements therein,…