Tru-Matic Machine & Tool Co. v. Bantz
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtFlannery, J.
The order permitting the intervening respondents to become parties to the proceeding was signed and dated June 8,1949, and entered June 9,1949. From that time forth no act or proceeding requiring the court’s permission, after notice to all parties, or the consent of all parties, could be done or taken without notice to the intervening respondents or without their consent. The stipulation dated June 6, 1949, without regard to the day or days of its actual execution, could not validate the amended petition verified June 13,1949, and filed June 15, 1949, nor authorize ‘ its filing at that time.…
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