Calvet-Rogniat v. Mercantile Trust Co.
New York Supreme Court
Motions to be relieved from stipulation and for the appointment of a referee to take depositions in an action to recover moneys had and received.
1Opinion of the CourtScott, J.
Two motions are brought before the court in this action. The first is a motion by defendant to be relieved from a stipulation entered into by its former attorneys. The plaintiff sues to recover a sum of money trans*21mitted by him to defendant, through a banking firm, and said to have been received by defendant for his account. The answer, besides pleading a lack of knowledge or information sufficient to form a belief as to certain allegations of the complaint, specially denies that the sum sued for or any other sum had been deposited with defendant to the credit of plaintiff, or is now or ever…
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