People v. Elfast

New York Court of Appeals

People v. Elfast

56 N.E.2d 116, 292 N.Y. 702, 1944 N.Y. LEXIS 1856

New York Court of Appeals·Decided May 25, 1944·Published

Opinion

Orders modified so as to provide (1) for the allowance of the claim of Mildred K. Stillwaggon in the sum of $282.23 as to which amount she was able to trace moneys obtained from her by Henry C. Elfast into the Stock Exchange seat purchased by him; (2) by providing that the claim of Arthur C. Frisk, as liquidator of Elfast, Frisk & Co., be allowed; and (3) by providing that the claim of Arthur C. Frisk, individually, be disallowed, with costs in all courts to appellant Stillwaggon. No opinion.

Concur: LehmaN, Ch. J., LotjgheaN, Lewis, CoNway, and Thachek, JJ.

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Orders modified so as to provide (1) for the allowance of the claim of Mildred K. Stillwaggon in the sum of $282.23 as to which amount she was able to trace moneys obtained from her by Henry C. Elfast into the Stock Exchange seat purchased by him; (2) by providing that the claim of Arthur C. Frisk, as liquidator of Elfast, Frisk & Co., be allowed; and (3) by providing that the claim of Arthur C. Frisk, individually, be disallowed, with costs in all courts to appellant Stillwaggon. No opinion.

Concur: LehmaN, Ch. J., LotjgheaN, Lewis, CoNway, and Thachek, JJ.

People v. Elfast, 56 N.E.2d 116, 292 N.Y. 702, 1944 N.Y. LEXIS 1856 (N.Y. 1944).

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