Ruppert v. Singhi
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
Finch, J.:
The action was brought in June, 1920, upon a demand promissory note for $3,400, dated May 24, 1915. The plaintiff furnished a bill of particulars stating that the consideration for the note was the bonus value of a saloon liquor license. The answer, in addition *632to general denials, set up four separate defenses. The first defense alleges that the note was given in consideration of the transfer to the defendant of a saloon liquor license upon the agreement of the plaintiff that upon the defendant’s procuring a tenant of the saloon premises satisfactory to the plaintiff, plaintiff…
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