Taylor v. Security Mutual Life Insurance
New York Supreme Court
Motioit by defendant security company for an order staying and enjoining plaintiff from noticing the action for trial, and from taking any other proceedings until she shall have brought in court the defendant Farrell. The opinion states the nature of the motion.
1Opinion of the CourtGiegerich, J.
This motion is made on behalf of the defendant Security Mutual Life Insurance Company for an order staying and enjoining the plaintiff from noticing the action for trial and from taking any other steps or proceedings until she shall have brought in court the defendant Farrell. The action is brought by the plaintiff upon an insurance policy issued by the defendant company, and the defendant Farrell is made a party in order that an alleged assignment which he claims to have received from William H. Taylor, the assured in the policy, be declared void; or, in the alternative, that the amount of…
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