Kropf v. Board of Education of New York

The court has received letters from counsel for the parties on both sides. It appears from an examination of the file that an order was signed in this case on April 6, 1962, even though it had been noticed for settlement for April 10. This of course deprived petitioner of an opportunity to submit a counter order. The original decision of this court did not require respondent to settle the order on notice, but since respondent did so, the order should not have been signed until the settlement date. Such order was signed because the Clerk failed to call the court’s attention to the fact that…