New York Supreme Court April 15, 1902 (Tyler v. Village of Lansingburgh)

Herrick, J.

The plaintiff’s right of action had -accrued before the passage of chap. 665 of the Laws of 1900. That right of *605action is property (Gilbert v. Ackerman, 159 N. Y. 118; Hein v. Davidson, 96 id. 175; Dyett v. Hyman, 129 id. 351-357) and can only be taken from her by due process of law. Dyett v. Hyman, 129 N. Y. 351-357; Gilbert v. Ackerman, 159 id. 118.