New York State Acting Supreme Court Justice Arthur Engoron issued a temporary injunction against Mayor Michael Bloomberg's 2011 plan to create a new class of up to 18,000 liveries authorized to pick up street hails in Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, Staten Island and much of Manhattan.
Engoron said the plan likely infringes on the plaintiffs' constitutionally guaranteed right to have their local government representatives decide issues relating to the local taxi industry, in which they are longtime and central participants.
Among the plaintiffs is the Taxicab Service Association, a group of credit union lenders that finance taxi medallions: the New York-based $1.7 billion Melrose Credit Union, the $578 million Progressive Credit Union, the $133 million Montauk Credit Union and the $232 million Lomto Federal Credit Union.
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