Legal Opinion
Leumi Financial Corp. v. Wydler, Balin, Pares & Soloway
New York Supreme Court
Decided June 13, 1969PublishedCited by 2 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtSteven B. Derounian, J.
The facts in these proceedings are as follows: On or about November 15,1967 Charles E. Friedgood delivered 13 promissory notes made by one Jacob Halperin and indorsed by Charles E. Friedgood (said notes having a face *1023value of $90,000) to Robert Frankel, the president of Frankel’s Huntington, Inc., for which Charles E. Friedgood received the sum of $80,100. Simultaneous with this transfer of notes and payment of $80,100, there was an assignment made and delivered to Frankel of 100% of the stock of Smallwood Estates, Inc., a corporation wholly owned by Charles E. Friedgood and Jacob Halperin,…
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