Mills v. County of Monroe

New York Court of Appeals · Decided 1983-06-09

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OPINION OF THE COURT Chief Judge Cooke. When an employment discrimination action is brought against a county under the State or Federal civil rights statutes, the failure to timely file a notice of claim shall be fatal unless the action has been brought to vindicate a public interest or leave to serve late notice has been granted by the court. Inasmuch as plaintiff never filed a notice of claim and her actio…

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