Levin v. Suffrin

JANVIER, Judge.

Max Levin, an attorney who is also a certified public accountant, claims from Herman Suffrin $300 as Mr. Suffrin’s obligation to pay one-half of a fee earned by Levin as a public accountant in making an audit of the affairs of the Golden Gate Liquor Company, Inc., the stock of which was owned by Mr. Suffrin and a sister of Mr. Morris Rosen. When it became apparent that Mr. Morris Rosen, who represented his'sister, and Mr. Suffrin could not agree on the continued management. and operation of the corporation, it was decided that one of the stockholders should take over the…