¶1 Order affirmed and judgment absolute ordered against appellants on the stipulation, with costs in all courts; no opinion.
236 N.Y. 669
142 N.E 328
Degen v. . Steinbrink
Decided October 26, 1923
New York Court of Appeals · decided 1923-10-26
The action was to recover damages alleged to have resulted to plaintiff’s assignee because of the breach of an implied contract that attorneys, of which said assignee was a client, would file proper chattel mortgages in Connecticut and New Jersey, and a year later make a proper refiling of a chattel mortgage with the register of New York county, and also for negligence in the performance of the attorneys’- duty to their client, the alleged breaches and alleged negligence…
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Decided 1923-10-26
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