138 Misc. 563 | N.Y. App. Term. | 1930
Paragraph 8 of the original agreement of March 8,1926, not only required the sellers to pay the income taxes assessed for the first two months of 1926 but provided that if the Federal or State government made a claim for additional taxes for any year prior to 1926 which must be paid, the sellers were to make the payment. The fact that the tax therein was assessed against a successor company and not the original company or the buyer, did not make the seller less liable as the agreement plainly intended that all government taxes prior to 1926 would be found paid or the sellers would save the buyer harmless. The parties did not refer to taxes to be assessed against the buyer of the stock but
Judgment in so far as it dismisses the counterclaim of defendant, appellant, Gotham Steam Laundry Co., Inc., against the impleaded defendants Gramercy Linen Supply, Inc., Walton B. Chipperfield, John A. Chipperfield and Edward P. Holder reversed and judgment directed in favor of said defendant, appellant, Gotham Steam Laundry Co., Inc., against said impleaded defendants for.the sum of $1,265.99, with interest and costs to said defendant, appellant, against said impleaded defendants; in all other respects judgment affirmed, with costs to plaintiff against appellants.
All concur; present, Lydon, Levy and Callahan, JJ.