Per Curiam.
The State's appraiser said that the lands were landlocked and on that basis were worth $1,000. That valuation, on the basis assumed, seems not to be disputed. Claimants assert, however, that the smaller parcel had access to a travelled way by means of an alleged "paper street" shown as Ashcroft Street on the appropriation map but not on a development or subdivision map (cf. Reis v. City of New York, 188 N.Y. 58). Indeed, it appears from the...
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