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Jo Ann Homes at Bellmore v. Aaron Dworetz Et Al.
NY.42437; 250 N.E.2d 214; 25 N.Y.2d 112 (1969)
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[25 N.Y.2d 112 Page 116] Aaron Dworetz, John Arnold and Harvey Kaliff purchased a large peninsula of land in South Bellmore, New York, in 1959 for
construction purposes. At that time, the peninsula was marshland, covered with spongy, compressible bog. In reclaiming the
land, a dredging operation was necessary to fill it to the required grade. Defendants Dworetz, Arnold and Kaliff began this
operation by obtaining a permit from Army engineers to dredge the waters off the peninsula. A second permit was issued by
the Hempstead Town Board to dredge and fill 250,000 cubic yards. A subsequent modification increased the authorized dredge
to 900,000 yards and extended the permit to February 18, 1962.