In re King
New York Supreme Court
Application by attorneys to have their lien declared and ascertained under section 66 of the Code of Civil Procedure.
1Opinion of the CourtBlanchard, J.
This is an application by attorneys-at-law to have their lien declared and ascertained under section 66 of the Code. It appears that the peititioners herein rendered certain valuable legal services as attorneys for one Theodore C. English, as trustee, substituted for Isaac H. Williamson, as trustee, under the last will of Benjamin Williamson, deceased. The services were rendered in an action instituted in the Supreme Court of this State. Benjamin Williamson’s will was probated in the State of Mew Jersey, and Isaac H. Williamson was appointed trustee under said will. He brought the trust…
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