stating that the "Criminal Procedure Law . . . is silent as to how a summons is to be served" and finding "nail and mail" service of summonses for alleged housing code violations to be proper service of process
Summary of this case from MacPherson v. Town of SouthamptonJuly 13, 2001.
Process — Service of Process.
stating that the "Criminal Procedure Law . . . is silent as to how a summons is to be served" and finding "nail and mail" service of summonses for alleged housing code violations to be proper service of process
Summary of this case from MacPherson v. Town of SouthamptonFull title:PEOPLE v. MANCUSO (LOUIS)
Court:City Court
Date published: Jul 13, 2001
Furthermore, contrary to Plaintiffs' claim that New York Criminal Procedure Law requires personal service of…