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explaining that because compulsory counterclaims "would not be assertable in a subsequent case were they omitted here . . . the argument for allowing amendment here is especially compelling"
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98-CV-6771 (ILG)
July 18, 2000
MEMORANDUM ORDER
The parties have stipulated that costs in the amount of $5,846.25 shall be payable by the counsel for the plaintiff, Weinstock, Joseph, Klatsky Schwartz LLP, to counsel for the defendants, Heller, Horowitz Feit, P.C., pursuant to a determination that counsel for the plaintiff was liable for such costs, as set forth in a Memorandum and Order by the Court dated April 27, 2000. The parties' stipulation was duly approved in a Report and Recommendation to the Court by Magistrate Judge Chrein, to whom the reckoning of damages had been referred.
Having heard no further objections from any of the parties, the firm of Weinstock, Joseph, Klatsky Schwartz LLP is now hereby ordered to pay costs in the amount of $5,846.25 to the firm of Heller, Horowitz Feit, P.C.
SO ORDERED.