Ressler v. Druck
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtThomas Dickests, J.
This motion by plaintiff has for its goal the vacating of a stipulation of settlement made in open court and the reviving of his prior motion for an injunction pendente lite, the subject out of which the stipulation arose. The reason for this volte-face is the failure of defendant to keep faith with plaintiff by violating the terms of the stipulation.
The proceeding for injunctive relief concerned itself with the breach of a restrictive covenant contained in an agreement of sale by defendant to plaintiff of defendant’s share, for a substantial price, in a business conducted by both plaintiff…
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