Lucadana v. Lucadana
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtThomas Dickens, J.
This motion is one in which plaintiff applies for an order directing the attorney whom she had engaged to represent her in this separation action, ‘ ‘ and/or ’ ’ his associate attorney whom her retained attorney had thereafter engaged as proctor attorney, to turn over to her or to her present attorney the file and all other papers of the case.
Neither attorney professes, in a respective affidavit, to have, at this time, possession of the papers. In a logomachy exchange, each maintains that the other has the papers. In effect then, their disclaimer of responsibility seems to indicate that…
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