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A Queens, N.Y., couple have won the right to display a Succah on the balcony of their condominium apartment to mark the Jewish holiday of Sukkot, under a ruling handed down by a Queens Supreme Court Judicial hearing Officer. The officer also lifted a $1,000 fine that had been levied against the couple for displaying the succah, a shelter with a roof of branches and leaves, over the eight-day holiday.
September 19, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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