In re Club Evergreen, Inc.
District Court, D. New Jersey
1Opinion of the Court
FAKE, District Judge.
It appears from the testimony taken before the referee and as well from the stipulated facts presented for his consideration, that one Brown, being desirous of purchasing a certain cafe and restaurant business owned by one Bollinger, and being without sufficient funds to purchase the same, obtained an introduction to Finley. Brown took Finley to the place of business and after an inspection, Finley consented to loan Brown the sum of $5,000 with which to purchase it. The said loan to be advanced and secured upon such terms and conditions as Finley’s attorney Alexander…
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