In Village of Williston Park v. Israel (301 N.Y. 713), for example, it was not shown that the ordinance was on file with the clerk; there was a failure in the resolution of adoption to designate boundaries by term and a failure to post the map (p. 714).

In Village of Williston Park v. Israel, 301 N.Y. 713, 95 N.E.2d 208, the Court of Appeals said: "Special Term ruled that `By reason of the failure to publish the map, to post the map, to include the map in the ordinance as published or to set forth that such map was on file in the office of the village clerk, and by reason of the failure of the ordinance to otherwise describe in the text of the ordinance the use districts attempted to be created, the ordinance is null and void.' * * * Judgment affirmed * * *."