Harding v. Kumar
Court of Appeals of Wisconsin
1Opinion of the CourtFine, J.
¶ 1. The disputes in this case arose out of a real estate transaction. Darrell Harding sued Parmod Kumar, seeking to recover on a note that Harding alleged had been assigned to him by the person to whom Kumar had given the note. Kumar answered Harding's complaint and counterclaimed. Kumar also sued BSTY Inc., d/b/a Realty Executives, Harding's employer, and Chicago Insurance Company, BSTV's liability carrier, as well as Julius Kaulfuerst, alleged to be an employee of BSTY as third-party defendants. No separate claim was asserted against Chicago Insurance. Kaulfuerst is not a party to this…
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