Salamon v. Brooklyn Savings Bank

Plaintiff sued, the defendant to recover brokerage commissions amounting to the sum of $4,250, pursuant to a brokerage-commission agreement executed by the parties on June 24, 1943, in connection with the latter’s sale to a client of the plaintiff of a building situate in the borough of Manhattan. Alleging that it received notices from certain other persons claiming that they were the sole procuring cause of, said sale to the same purchaser, the defendant has moved, pursuant to section 287 of the Civil Practice Act, for an order substituting such other persons in its place as party defendants…