Miller v. Stern
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtCohn, J.
This is an action for abuse of process brought against Walter T. Stern, an attorney, and Marguerite Kirmse Cole, his client. It arises out of a previous suit for conversion brought by Marguerite Kirmse Cole through her attorney Walter T. Stern against Alexander Crane and the plaintiff herein.
The complaint in the present action alleges that Cole was the client of defendant Stern and that Crane was plaintiff’s client; that notwithstanding the fact that defendant Stern knew that plaintiff’s only connection with the controversy involved in the Cole suit was that of attorney for Crane, said…
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