Legal Opinion
Wechsler v. Bowman
New York Court of Appeals
Decided April 24, 1941PublishedCited by 76 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtFinch, J.
Ralph Wechsler, a brother of decedent, and the two plaintiffs in this action were named in the will of Sigmund Wechsler as his executors-and trustees.
In 1928 Ralph Wechsler, acting for the executors, carried on negotiations through a broker, John Byrne, of the firm of Byrne & Bowman, seeking to sell to the Port of New York Authority a parcel of real estate which was one of the assets of the estate. Bryne carried on his negotiations with another broker named Edward A. Arnold, who represented the Port of New York Authority. There is a written agreement from the real estate department of the…
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