GRASSROOTS FOR GREENBURGH
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APPELLATE DIVISION DENIES VILLAGES' REQUEST TO FILE AN AMICUS CURIAE BRIEF IN THE MATTER OF BERNSTEIN v. FEINER
The following comment by Edgemont attorney Bob Bernstein explains the legal briefs available below:
"In another victory for the people of unincorporated Greenburgh, the Appellate Division, Second Department, has issued an order denying the so-called Village Officials Committee permission to file an amicus curiae brief in support of the Town's position on the Taxter appeal. The ruling means that the villages' brief, which was already written, will not be filed and won't be read or considered on the appeal. The VOC will also not be heard at any oral argument. The ruling was based on the papers I filed in opposition to the VOC's submission. Enclosed is a copy of the court's order. Also enclosed is a copy of the Town's "reply" brief in further support of its position on the appeal and in answer to the arguments that I raised in opposition to the Town's original brief. The matter is now fully briefed and awaiting oral argument."
--Robert B. Bernstein, Edgemont
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Affirmation of Robert B. Bernstein in Opposition to Motion for Leave to
Appear as Amicus Curiae.pdf (40 KB) Appellate Division Decision and Order on Motion.pdf (34 KB) Reply Brief for Respondents-Appellants (Town of Greenburgh).pdf (678 KB) Please note: These documents are provided in Adobe PDF format, which requires the free Adobe reader, available at the Adobe web site.
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