The defendants are in default only if the stay granted by this court pending the determination of the appeal to the Court of Appeals does not include the right to interpose answers pursuant to the provisions of section 283 of the Civil Practice Act. Even if the defendants are technically in default, such defaults were due to an understandable inadvertence and have in no wise prejudiced the plaintiffs. In view of this circumstance and the further consideration that the
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BROWN v. HUGO STINNES CORP.
283 A.D. 1026 (1954)
Archibald Brown, Respondent, v. Hugo Stinnes Corporation, Appellant Archibald Brown, Respondent, v. Hugo Stinnes Industries, Inc., Appellant
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June 8, 1954.
June 8, 1954.
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, First Department.
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