Reeder v. Lockwood
New York Supreme Court
Motion to open judgment.
1Opinion of the CourtGildersleeve, J.
Tkis is an action brougkt by Gilbert T. Beeder against Charles B. Lockwood and Walter S. Sinclair, as co-partners in business, for a conversion. The defendants were commission brokers, doing business under the firm name of C. B. Lockwood & Co. According to the complaint, they sold stock for the plaintiff, who was their customer, and appropriated the proceeds to their own use, with the exception of a small amount which they paid over to the plaintiff. A joint answer for both defendants was served, containing a general denial, except as to the copartnership and business of the defendants. The…
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