In Huss the husband had lost and it would appear that, therefore, he had no asset of a judgment to protect and the appeal was dismissed.
Summary of this case from Joffe v. SpectorArgued October 17, 1966
Decided October 25, 1966
Appeal taken by plaintiff dismissed, without costs, upon the ground that on his death the appeal abated and became academic. Application by defendant for permission to withdraw her cross appeal granted.
In Huss the husband had lost and it would appear that, therefore, he had no asset of a judgment to protect and the appeal was dismissed.
Summary of this case from Joffe v. SpectorFull title:PIERRE J. HUSS, Appellant-Respondent, v. MARIANNE HUSS…
Court:Court of Appeals of the State of New York
Date published: Oct 25, 1966
In this case, the defendant husband moved, inter alia, to enforce the parties' stipulation and judgment of…
Joffe v. SpectorPlaintiffs, who were relatives of the husband, stipulated for judgment absolute and appealed to the Court of…