STEINHILBER v. CHALLENGER STEEL PRODS.


19 Misc.2d 770 (1959)

Fred G. Steinhilber et al., Doing Business as Hamilton Specialty Company, Plaintiffs, v. Challenger Steel Products Corp., Defendant.

Supreme Court, Special Term, Nassau County.

April 30, 1959.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Lee Franklin for defendant.

Block & Greene (Morris Block of counsel), for plaintiffs.


FRANK A. GULOTTA, J.

This motion to dismiss a complaint as insufficient in law, presents a question not often encountered.

It is a suit on a contract which, although drafted by the defendant on its own letterhead and purports to be a binding agreement for three years, the defendant contends is unenforcible, because it lacks mutuality.

In other words, he says, even though you prepare an agreement...

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