· 5/12/1944
Kaufman v. Bank of New York
Citations
- 267 A.D. 976
- 48 N.Y.S.2d 558
- 1944 N.Y. App. Div. LEXIS 5835
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- indicating that New York’s notice statute might not apply to class actions in certain circumstances
- noting that court has equitable power to adapt relief to \exigencies of the case\
- noting that court has equitable power to adapt relief to “exigencies of the case”
- distinguishing between the case at bar (involving a corporation's lawsuit against Syracuse regarding back taxes
- barring claims based on the New York State Constitution because of failure to provide notice of claim
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