In Ousmane v City of New York (7 Misc 3d 1016[A], 2005 NY Slip Op 50634[U], supra), the court approved class certification for street vendors who challenged the promulgation of an increased penalty schedule for violations of rules regulating the sale of food and merchandise in public spaces.
Summary of this case from Deblasio v. City of New YorkApril 13, 2005.
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In Ousmane v City of New York (7 Misc 3d 1016[A], 2005 NY Slip Op 50634[U], supra), the court approved class certification for street vendors who challenged the promulgation of an increased penalty schedule for violations of rules regulating the sale of food and merchandise in public spaces.
Summary of this case from Deblasio v. City of New YorkFull title:OUSMANE v. CITY OF NEW YORK
Court:Supreme Court of the State of New York
Date published: Apr 13, 2005
Under certain circumstances, class action certification may be appropriate even where government operations…
Street Vendor Project ex rel. Moussa v. City of New YorkCompare the specific allegations made in the previous action as to the violations for which $1,000 fines had…