Plaintiff, the owner of land adjacent to that of defendant City, paid fees to the City for many years for a permit giving it the use of an access driveway to a State highway. The State built the highway by virtue of an easement acquired through eminent domain. Plaintiff seeks a judgment declaring that by virtue of the condemnation, the City can no longer require it to obtain a permit.
The IAS Court properly found that the State's condemnation, which may not be "extended...
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