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Yakren v City of New York - New York State Unified Court System 2025

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The document is a court order from the New York Supreme Court, Queens County, regarding the case of Hanna Yakren against the City of New York and Village Mall at Hillcrest, Inc. The court granted the City's motion to dismiss the complaint due to an inadequate notice of claim that failed to sufficiently describe the location of the accident. The plaintiff's cross-motion to amend the notice of claim was denied. Additionally, Village Mall's cross-claim against the City was converted into a third-party action for contractual indemnification.

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