New York Law Journal
...38). They possess the exclusive right to pick up passengers pursuant to street "hails" from any location in the City (see Administrative Code of City...
...street from that address. However, plaintiff also annexed a photograph to the notice of claim which depicted the intersection of Central Park West and 96th...
...issue 18,000 "HAIL licenses" valid for street hails in Manhattan north of 96th Street on the east side and north of 100th...
...another counselor, Rachel Carrion ("Carrion"), entered Central Park at 96th Street with their campers to reach a swimming pool at 110th Street...
...another counselor, Rachel Carrion ("Carrion"), entered Central Park at 96th Street with their campers to reach a swimming pool at 110th Street...
...renovate a condominium on the real property known as 120 Beach 25th Street a/k/a 121 Beach 26th Street, Queens, New York, and entered...
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