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Fourth Department – Due Process: Monroe Inc. v. NYS Dept. of Motor Vehicles
By: Daily Record Staff//September 22, 2022
Fourth Department – Due Process: Monroe Inc. v. NYS Dept. of Motor Vehicles
By: Daily Record Staff//September 22, 2022
New York State Supreme Court, Appellate Division, Fourth Judicial Department
Due Process
License revocation hearing – Notice
Monroe Inc. v. NYS Dept. of Motor Vehicles
TP 21-01514
Transferred from Supreme Court, Erie County
Background: The petitioner commenced an action seeking to annul the determination of the respondent that revoked the petitioner’s inspection station license for one of its facilities and the petitioner’s certification to perform New York state inspections.
Ruling: The Appellate Division annulled. The court held that the petitioners were denied due process of law as they did not receive notice of the relevant hearing.
Ronald G. Hull, of Heisman Nunes & Hull, for the petitioners; Owen Demuth, of the NYS Attorney General’s office, for the respondent.
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