Summary
In Garvey v. Owens (12 N.Y.S. 349) the action was for an accounting by persons acting in a trust capacity, and it was held error to award costs to the defendants although a small balance was found to be due them, it appearing that an accounting was necessary in order to settle the rights of the parties.
Summary of this case from Ochs v. David Maydole Hammer Co.Opinion
Argued June 27, 1889
Decided October 8, 1889
R.E. Robinson for appellants.
George C. Genet for respondent.
Agree to affirm; no opinion.
All concur.
Judgment affirmed.