Moloney Funeral Home, Inc. v. Gurnell
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtHenry Tasker, J.
This action for work, labor and services upon agreed prices therefor was tried before the court without a jury.
Plaintiff, corporate owner of a funeral establishment, furnished funeral arrangements for one George T. Gurnell in June of 1963 at the request of his wife, Florence Gurnell, at an agreed price of $1,204.50 including disbursements. Shortly thereafter, Florence Gnrnel-l died; at the request of defendant George T. Gurnell, Jr., plaintiff furnished fnnerial services for her at an agreed price of $1,106, including disbursements. Neither of the decedents left any estate. Plaintiff demanded…
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