Chambers v. City of New York

The plaintiffs sue to recover $3,468 as the agreed price and reasonable value of stenographic services furnished during the course of two investigations conducted by the council of the city of New York to determine if three persons certified as elected to its membership at the preceding general election possessed *770the statutory residential requirements. The plaintiffs move for summary judgment.

There is no dispute as to the facts and the defendant city of New York now admits the allegations of the complaint. Thus it is conceded that the plaintiffs pursuant to a contract with the council…