ALBANY In one of the first appeals on lead paint poisoning since the Court of Appeals relaxed the standard of notice, an upstate appellate court has reversed a trial judge and opened the courthouse doors to a plaintiff suing a community revitalization organization.Third Department Rules After `Chapman`
July 08, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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Here, the court said, the allegation involves common areas, so retention of a right of entry is not an issue.
ALBANY – In one of the first appeals on lead paint poisoning since the Court of Appeals relaxed the standard of notice, an upstate appellate court has reversed a trial judge and opened the courthouse doors to a plaintiff suing a community revitalization organization.
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