Several years ago, a congregation in Jackson Heights, Queens, filed a lawsuit seeking to quiet title to certain property. The congregation asserted that its prior conveyance of the property to the defendants was invalid because it had been made without leave of court, in violation of the requirements of N.Y. Religious Corporations Law (RCL) §12.

The Supreme Court, Kings County, granted summary judgment in favor of the congregation on its cause of action to quiet title, and the defendants appealed.

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