New York Supreme Court, 1932

Warren Foundry & Pipe Corp. v. Board of Water Commissioners of Village of Ossining

Warren Foundry & Pipe Corp. v. Board of Water Commissioners of Village of Ossining
New York Supreme Court · Decided September 29, 1932 · Bleakley
146 Misc. 323; 261 N.Y.S. 236; 1932 N.Y. Misc. LEXIS 1692

Counsel

Conroy & Hardy [Reginald S. Hardy of counsel], for the appellant., Hotchner, Drucker, Bleier & Finn [Edward W. Drucker of counsel], for the respondent.

Warren Foundry & Pipe Corp. v. Board of Water Commissioners of Village of Ossining

Opinion of the Court

Bleakley, J.

The plaintiff in the New York action as a matter of orderly procedure should have pleaded by cross-answer his affirmative claim against the village of Ossining. The amount due him is directly in issue in the Westchester county suit. The actions will be consolidated because, not only can the issue between him and the village be settled, but such a judgment will determine finally the amount to be applied toward the liens and the deficiency against the surety company, if any. The motion is granted in all respects.

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