Eckert v. Jackson
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
1Per curiam
The district court denied recovery to plaintiff, suing as assignee of the stock brokerage firm of C. B. Richard & Co. on a contract made by them with defendant, because it found that the promisees were themselves first guilty of a substantial breach. The contract grew out of a securities trading account which defendant had had with the Richard firm and involved recognition by defendant of a resulting un-liquidated indebtedness of large amount, coupled with Richard & Co.’s agreement to seek repayment from three specified sources: a certain portion of defendant’s income above a stated minimum,…
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