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No Article 78 Review Where Petitioner Defaulted

The Second Department noted that there can be no Article 78 review where the petitioner defaulted in the administrative proceeding.  Only the denial of the request to vacate the default can be reviewed:

“[A] petitioner is not aggrieved by an administrative determination made on his [or her] default and may not seek to review such a determination”… . Although the petitioner is not entitled to CPLR article 78 review of the Review Board’s determination to sustain the charges and revoke its registration, which was made upon its default, the Review Board’s determination to deny its application to vacate the default may be reviewed… .  Matter of Tony’s Towing Serv Inc v Swarts, 2013 NY Slip Op 05577, 2nd Dept 8-7-13

 

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