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RODRIGUEZ v. DUMPSON

52 A.D.2d 299 (1976)

In the Matter of Naomi Rodriguez, Appellant, v. James R. Dumpson, as Administrator of The New York City Human Resources Administration, et al., Respondents. Edwin Rodriguez, Intervenor-Respondent

Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, First Department.

June 1, 1976

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Philip C. Segal of counsel (Louise Gruner Gans with him on the brief; Donald Grajales, attorney), for appellant.

Laurence B. Jones of counsel (L. Kevin Sheridan with him on the brief; W. Bernard Richland, Corporation Counsel), for James R. Dumpson, respondent.

Gary Robert Connor of counsel (Bernard C. Durham attorney), for intervenor-respondent.

Murray Blum of counsel (George Gruberg with him on the brief; Gruberg, McKay, O'Keefe & Barranco, attorneys), for Jane Edwards and another, respondents.

STEVENS, P.J., MARKEWICH, SILVERMAN and NUNEZ, JJ., concur.

MURPHY, J.

The instant appeal is from an order of the Family Court dismissing, after a hearing, appellant's petition seeking to regain custody of her son, Edwin Rodriguez, Jr. Said infant had previously been placed in foster care with respondent Dumpson, as Administrator of the New York City Human Resources Administration, and remains in such foster care as a result of the decision below.

Petitioner has...

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