Nadal v. City of New York

The action is brought by the plaintiff, as assignee of Julius Silver, assignee of Frank I. O’Neil, to recover salary claimed to be due O’Neil by the defendant. The facts, which are not substantially disputed, are as follows: In May, 1922, Frank I. O’Neil was appointed an attendant of the Court of General Sessions of the County of New York. On May 1,1931, he was wrongfully and illegally suspended from duty, without pay, by the board *401of judges of said court. Subsequently and on or about May 30, 1932, the board of judges of said court, by resolution, voluntarily reinstated O’Neill as such…