The contract in question was prepared by the plaintiff on the plaintiff's own printed form, and must be construed most strongly against him. It is not, as his attorney argues, a contract for a finder's fee for providing information, and accordingly the case of Fischer v. Kay's Luncheonette (71 N.Y.S.2d 22) does not apply. It is a contract wherein defendant, George Sobek, specifically agrees to pay a brokerage fee "for hiring...
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