Meyn v. Schutte
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMarcus G. Christ, J.
These are three motions for summary judgment. The plaintiff Meyn moves for judgment in his action based on a series of promissory notes, of which 42 at $100 each *472still remain unpaid. The defendant Schutte moves for judgment on a claim over against the third-party defendants Anderson and Koster on a contract of indemnity, and Anderson moves for summary judgment on a counterclaim which he has asserted against Meyn.
The notes were originally given by Schutte to Meyn when he purchased a grocery store from him in 1953. The notes were secured by a chattel mortgage which provided among other things,…
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