Davilla v. Court Employment Project, Inc.

The plaintiff, suing pro se, seeks recovery of the sum of $2,000 for "money due (pension)” against the defendant, his former employer. The defendant has conceded, that if plaintiff prevails, he is entitled to the full $2,000. There is no formal answer, merely a notice of appearance, and therefore, the court deems that a general denial has been interposed.

Plaintiff was initially offered a job commencing June 11, 1973 as outlined in a letter to him from the defendant’s Brooklyn Borough Director, dated May 31, 1973. That letter contained the salary level and informed plaintiff as to "personal…