In re Sardy
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from special term, New York county. Application of Arthur L. Sardy for an order to compel John Todhunter, an attorney, to pay over money received by him in a professional capacity. From an order continuing motion to compel payment of the said money, Sardy appeals.
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Appeal from special term, New York county. Application of Arthur L. Sardy for an order to compel John Todhunter, an attorney, to pay over money received by him in a professional capacity. From an order continuing motion to compel payment of the said money, Sardy appeals. The following is the affidavit or petition of said Sardy: “Arthur L. Sardy, being duly sworn, deposes and says that John Todhunter, an attorney of the supreme court of this state, having his office at Ho. 52 Wall street, was engaged by me some months ago to sell for me certain property I own at Tarry-town, Westchester county,…
1Per curiam
An application was made in this matter to compel the re-
spondent to pay over moneys which, it was alleged, be had received in a professional capacity. It was claimed by the moving party that the respondent was employed by him to sell certain real estate in Westchester county for an-agreed commission, and at the total amount for which the property would sell; that the respondent procured a loan to be made upon the property, for which a bond and mortgage were given, and that subsequently, and while-acting in a professional capacity, he obtained for the petitioner another loan-on the same…
2Cited by1 opinion
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