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· 10/21/1955

The First New Hampshire Corp. v. Van Syckle

Citations

  • 117 A.2d 656
  • 37 N.J. Super. 469
  • 1955 N.J. Super. LEXIS 456

How courts have described this case

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  • articulating the rule that a broker is the efficient procuring cause of a transaction if they \caused a person to negotiate with [the] defendant and that person purchased the stock and paid the price without a substantial break in the ensuing negotiations\
  • articulating the rule that a broker is the efficient procuring cause of a transaction if he or she \caused a person to negotiate with defendant and that person purchased the stock and paid the price without a substantial break in the ensuing negotiations\
  • articulating the rule that a broker is the efficient procuring cause of a transaction if he or she \caused a person to negotiate with defendant and that person purchased the stock and paid the price without a substantial break in the ensuing negotiations\

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Judges: Judges Clapp, Jayne and Francis

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