In Sigaran v. ELRAC, Inc., 22 Misc.3d 1101(A), 2008 WL 5381494 (N.Y.Sup.2008), plaintiffs failed to allege that co-defendant Fernandez lacked a valid license or privilege to drive in New York.
Summary of this case from Calhoun v. AllenDecember 23, 2008.
Motor Vehicles — Imputing Driver's Negligence to Owner — Graves Amendment.
In Sigaran v. ELRAC, Inc., 22 Misc.3d 1101(A), 2008 WL 5381494 (N.Y.Sup.2008), plaintiffs failed to allege that co-defendant Fernandez lacked a valid license or privilege to drive in New York.
Summary of this case from Calhoun v. AllenFull title:Sigaran v. ELRAC, Inc
Court:Supreme Court of the State of New York. Bronx County
Date published: Dec 23, 2008
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