Drexler-Rochester Properties, Inc. v. Paris
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtThompson, J.
Defendant Nicholas Paris signed an exchange offer of certain real estate and mortgages, and delivered it to plaintiff. Opposite his signature there appears the letters “ L. S.” in brackets. Plaintiff thereafter executed a conditional acceptance of the offer which was signed with its corporate name, followed by the name, word and letters as follows: “Meyer Drexler, Pres. (L. S.).” At the foot of the acceptance there appear the words “ Accepted by ” followed by the signature “ N. Paris,” without a seal or character indicating a seal. Plaintiff has sued Paris and defendants Peter K. Katsampes…
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