Strickland v. State
New York Court of Claims
1Opinion of the CourtCharles T. Major, J.
This claim is to recover damages to claimant’s real and personal property alleged to have been caused by reason of the collection, diversion and discharge of rain and surface water, which brought quantities of earth, gravel, sand, clay, stones, boulders and filth upon claimant’g. premises.
*427Claimant’s premises are located near the bottom of a hill which ascends easterly on a 10% grade for several hundred feet, and near the intersection of Cherry Valley Turnpike, Route 20, running easterly and westerly, and the new MarcellusMarietta State Highway running northerly therefrom. The improvements on…
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