Anthony v. Wise
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from special term, New York county. Action by Peter C. Anthony against Leopold Wise and others, impleaded with John Gillen. Complaint dismissed, and plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtBartlett, J.
The plaintiff in this suit had a claim against the defendants Leopold Wise and Charles Wise. He assigned that claim to the defendant John Gillen, who brought a suit thereon in the city court of New York, and recovered judgment against Leopold Wise and Charles Wise for $526.25 damages and $129.41 costs, which judgment, on appeal to the general term, was affirmed, and an additional judgment was rendered for costs to the amount of $92.46. In that suit the defendants Leopold Wise and Charles Wise questioned the good faith of the assignment to Gillen. The plaintiff herein was a witness for Gillen…
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