Legal Opinion
Long Island Beach Buggy Ass'n v. Town of Islip
New York Supreme Court
Decided November 1, 1968PublishedCited by 2 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtWilliam B. G-eiler, J.
Plaintiffs, Long Island Beach Buggy Association (hereinafter referred to as Libba), and Lemp, have commenced separate actions to have the “ Beach Buggy Ordinance ” of the Town of Islip declared invalid. In addition, plaintiff Lemp .also requests that the “Beach Buggy Ordinances ” of the Villages of Ocean Beach and Saltaire be declared unconstitutional.
Lemp is a resident of the Town of Islip and is the owner of real property not only on the mainland but also on Fire Island within the Town of Islip. He is engaged in the general contracting business on the mainland as well as in a number of…
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