Summary
In Harwood v. La Grange (137 N.Y. 538) an attorney rendered services in an action under an agreement that he should receive his compensation out of the proceeds thereof, and the court said: "That the agreement gave the plaintiff an equitable lien on or ownership as equitable assignee in the proceeds of the action, is not open to doubt."
Summary of this case from Lynch v. CongerOpinion
Submitted December 23, 1892
Decided January 17, 1893
Charles Strauss for appellants.
Oliver P. Buel and Grove M. Harwood for respondent.
EARL, J., reads for reversal and new trial.
All concur.
Judgment reversed.