Matter of Bailey v. Rutherford
New York Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtPound, J.
This is a summary proceeding to compel an attorney to fulfill his obligations by paying over money in his hands belonging to his client which, it is alleged, the attorney unlawfully retains. While the proceeding rests on the assumption that the attorney has deducted the sum of $3,500 from moneys received by him belonging to the client, it is perfectly clear that $2,000 of this amount was never in fact received by the attorney. We construe the order and findings of the referee which were adopted by the court as setting forth as a conclusion of law merely that this sum was included in the total…
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