British Brokers, Ltd. v. Wolford
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtAbraham N. G-eller, J.
Defendant’s attorney by letter dated June 19, 1961 has requested leave to reargue his motion to vacate the default judgment entered against him (No. 47, June 2,1961) and his motion to direct plaintiffs to add a party defendant and to extend his own time to answer (No. 48, June 2,1961). The first-named motion was denied because it was established by defendant’s own papers that there was no defense to this action to cancel corporate deeds executed by him without any authority, and the second-named motion was thereupon dis*1001missed as academic (29 Misc 2d 997). The court has considered the letter…
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- British Brokers, Ltd. v. WolfordNew York Supreme Court · 1961