The IAS Court correctly held that the note, which named plaintiff as a payee and stated that it "emanate[d]" from the simultaneously executed contract in which plaintiff's decedent, her husband, sold his dental practice to defendants, and the contract, which did not name plaintiff as a party, provided that the payment obligation was to be secured by a promissory note, and also provided for arbitration to resolve any disputes arising under the contract, must be read together...
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