Legal Opinion · Dissent

Haberman v. Tobin

Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit

Decided July 8, 1980No. 1125, Dockets 79-7783, 80-7043Published

1DissentOakes, Circuit Judge

I dissent.

Judge Sweet’s first order on the subject of security, pursuant to a motion by defendants, required Haberman to post $100,000 in security under both N.Y.Bus.Corp.Law § 627 and Local Civil Rule 2. Haberman responded by purchasing $50,000 in Alleghany stock, which he contended relieved him from the obligation to post security as to the state claims under the provisions of § 627. Judge Sweet disagreed that Haber-man could avoid the New York security provision by a purchase of stock after the action had commenced and dismissed plaintiff’s state claims. Even though the first order…

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  3. Howard Farmer v. Arabian American Oil CompanyCourt of Appeals for the Second Circuit · 1960
  4. William Leighton v. Paramount Pictures Corporation, Barney Balaban, Edwin Weisl and Paul E. ManheimCourt of Appeals for the Second Circuit · 1965
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