Revillon v. Demme
New York Supreme Court
Trial by the court without a jury under stipulation of the parties.
1Opinion of the CourtScudder, J.
By the stipulation under 'which this
case is heard defendant admits the second cause of action alleged in the complaint, and the sole issue to be determined by the court is the correct amount of the judgment.
On May 4, 1915, in Paris, Prance, plaintiff and defendant entered into a written agreement for the sale and purchase of certain shares of stock of a French corporation. At the time of the making of the agreement, plaintiff delivered to defendant 500 shares at ‘the agreed price of 225,000 francs, and for this amount defendant delivered to plaintiff five notes due August 4, 1915.
These notes…
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