New York Law Journal...no merit to defendants' allegation that no easement existed until the Adirondack Park Agency approved it, noting defendants took title to the property with knowledge...
...the cooperation of certain nonparty adjacent landowners as well as the Adirondack Park Agency (hereinafter APA). As the record reflects, cooperation from the adjoining landowners...
...Cite as: Douglas v. NYS Adirondack Park Agency, 8:10-CV-0299, NYLJ 1202577407520, at *1 (NDNY, Decided October...
... Douglas Corp. of Silver Lake and its principal sued Adirondack Park Agency and employees (APA defendants), Hawkeye Conservationists and others on civil rights...
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