New York Law Journal
...In 2007, the County of Saratoga obtained permanent rights-of-way and easements from various property owners — including defendant Debra J. Caccavo's deceased...
In their Condemnation and Tax Certiorari column, M. Robert Goldstein and Michael Rikon, partners of Goldstein Rikon Rikon & Houghton, write that In New York, condemnors have adopted particularly unfa
...s by-laws, subject to the terms and conditions of an alteration agreement [agreement] entered into by [one of the owners], and the board, as...
...1) declaring the rights of the parties to the use of an easement burdening the defendant's adjoining property; and 2) damages for defendant's...
...LLC, which purchased the property in 2007. The 2006 contract included an easement across Camps' adjacent remaining property to a lake. Under the contract...
...in the street on which their property faces which impinges on their easements of light, air and access. On the other hand, you cannot find...
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