After the New York County Small Claims Court concluded that the Stern School of Business hadn't broken a promise to its student (Karim Annabi), and hadn't acted in bad faith when it denied his request to apply some foreign coursework to his graduate degree, an appeal followed.
But the Appellate Term, First Department, was of the view the student had received a "fair and thorough hearing," and declined to get involved in a dispute which involved "academic standards."
Was that a Stern policy, or what?
To view a copy of the Appellate Term's decision, please use this link: Annabi v. New York Univ. Stern Sch. of Bus.